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Fast jets are not easy to photograph. Especially these days when airshows put a greater distance between the spectators and the displays. This is the first BAE Hawk in SAAF colours doing a slow roll with "everything hanging out". This was taken at the AAD2006 Airshow in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Daimler-Benz 603 inverted V-12 aircraft engine with exotic fuel could produce from 2,800 horsepower up to 3,500!
General Ernst Udet,who was Germanys second highest scoring Ace of World War One with 62 aircraft shot down,got two brand new engines for the project and gave Mercedes first shot at the project,which they accepted.
One of those Crazy Inverted Christmas Trees that are a Big Deal in Missouri. Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Day 112 of 365
"Card Spring Inverted"
Happy Earth Day!! In honor of nothing, today's image is of a card flourish. It is sometimes called a "card spring", and some call it a "Russian Shuffle." Whatever you call it, it makes a fun sound. I initially lit these paws with a small, hard light from the front, against a white background. Deciding it was not dramatic enough (like, Doug Henning dramatic), I went with a black background and lit from below. What sold me on the bottom lighting were the highlights and shadows on the right hind. It reminded me of the joining of hands in Michelangelo's Creation of Adam in the Sistine Chapel. While I am making no comparisons, I just liked the pose of the hand. I was of course working in complete darkness. That is because if any ambient light was present, there would be a blurring around the cards. It is the strobe's job to freeze the action without any blur. While that slight blurring can be interesting, I was doing all I could to avoid it in this situation. Because I was working in the dark (and using both hands), I had to once again trigger the camera with a remote in my mouth. Needless to say, it took a few exposures before I ended up here. Once I saw this one on the LCD screen, I dropped the camera and walked away. I was going to put a cool filter on the image in post, but decided it didn't need it. Oh, I decided to flip the image 90 degrees. Just thought it was more interesting. Thanks for springing by!!
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Inverted image of reflection of Lotus pods in Chinese Garden at the Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens
Paper negatives on 10x8 New Countess field camera with Busch’s Portrait Aplanat lens No3 has a focal length of 11 inches and a maximum aperture f6. It was made around 1904.
Ilford RC multigrade paper pre-flashed treated as ISO 6, developed in standard Ilford chemistry. Exposure times ranged from 2 minutes to 20 minutes depending on the amount of fluorescent light used. Initial light meter readings from the iPhone Light Meter app, then adjusted as I processed each image and noted the resulting image density. Paper negatives scanned at 600DPI and inverted in Photoshop.