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After the Boxer Shrimp ate my Royal Gramma Basslet, somethnig needed doing fast, so I got another Marine tank and set it up with all the original rock and creatures and replaced my fish, I put new rock in the original tank with the Boxer Shrimp and that is now ready to set up as an Invert Marine Tank full of hardy creatures. I replaced my Royal Gramma and got a safe cleaner Shrimp and a Yellow Goby as well as putting back my 6 Hermit crabs and coral. I love the blue lighting and background in my new tank and the rock is better for inverts with more holes and caves in the original tank!
It's said by someone somewhere that the greatest form of flattery is imitation. Well I guess I'm flattering one of my contacts. He has his style down pat. Each of his photos has that dusty brown look of a rembrandt painting. I kind of like it. So I spent a little time imitating it, just for fun.
what I did was this. I started with the previously edited photo here: www.flickr.com/photos/algengler/4017039923/
I use Select > Color range for midtones and then for shadows and darkened them. When I had the selection I went into quickmask and blurred them to make better tonal transitions.
I added a hue/sat adjustment layers and lowered the REDS a bit.
I went to channels panel command/control + clicked the RGB channel getting a luminence selection. I inverted that selection, went into quickmask and blurred it a bit. and then with the selection still there I added a solid color adjustment layer and picked a brown. I put it in multiply blending mode and reduced opacity to taste.
Then I ran Topaz Labs DETAIL, one of my favorite plugins, to boost small detail.
power express inverter 2000/4000 with remote and easy access fuses under bottom panel. looks well built
mark potozcny invert out of the 6ft in athens ohio. this was the first time i met mark. he was down in athens with his friends from pittsburgh, staying at someones house. the night that this was shot, he showed up from the bars around 2am, preceeded to throw beer everywhere, and then his buddy sprayed a fire extinguisher all over the house. hes a good bike rider.
Inverting to allow blood flow during the NYS Fire Academy Rescue Tech - I Class for Rescue Tech Cert. Myself as the attendant and my partner as the medic performing a two attendant, two line basket scoop rescue of an injured worker.
Another pinhole experiment.
Inverted the shot after about 30sec so it has a ghost image at the top. Didn`t work that well, needed more exposure for the second image to take. Will try again as think the result will be cool.
The heart of the Ray-MaxTM System, this is a state-of-the art 150 kW transformerless inverter approved for operation with DC string voltages up to 1000 V DC. Using advanced heat transfer techniques (no liquids), in a low profile cabinet (27” high), this inverter has total flexibility as to it’s placement in an array, on a roof, or in an equipment room. The inverter operates at full power up to 40 C, and the components are sealed against atmospheric contamination and moisture ingress when used outdoors. The inverter is certified to the UL 1741 / IEEE 1547 standard for both the US and Canada. Housed in a heavy gage steel cabinet, with a marine grade gloss white powder finish, this inverter stay’s cool in the hot sun.
The inverter is fully compliant with the UL 1741 / IEEE 1547 safety requirements, and when used in a stand – alone application (no master controller), will manage it’s MPPT and grid interconnect safety functions. Self protected against all forms of overheating, overcurrent, etc., this is a highly reliable design, with all active components mounted on a chassis that can be swapped out in 30 minutes if service is required over its lifetime.
When used in a Ray-MaxTM system, the inverter accepts commands from the master controller which controls when it is active (on-line) and whether it is the “master” for that day, or one of the slaves. In Master mode, the inverter manages the MPPT function for the entire array, communicating to the controller when it needs additional capacity from the other inverters to harvest the available energy.
The Ray-MaxTM inverter has a peak efficiency of 98 % (CEC listed as 95.5 % with a matching transformer) and includes an extended 20-year warranty.
1. Me Smelling Cabbage Rose Inverted, 2. Cabbage Rose Inverted, 3. Double Delight Rose Inverted, 4. Dragonfly On Trellis Inverted, 5. Dark Purple Iris With Rain Drops Inverted, 6. Light Purple Iris With Rain Drops Inverted, 7. Honeybee On Iris Inverted, 8. Gerbera Daisy Inverted, 9. Clematis Inverted 005, 10. Clematis Inverted 001, 11. Clematis Inverted 002, 12. Clematis Inverted 003, 13. Pink Peony Inverted, 14. Clematis Inverted 004, 15. Clematis Inverted 006, 16. Drone Fly Appearing To Look At Camera Inverted, 17. Big Red Shirley Poppy Inverted, 18. Big Pink Shirley Poppy Inverted, 19. Pretty Pink Shirley Poppy Inverted 001, 20. Clematis Inverted 007, 21. Indian Summer Sunflower Inverted 001, 22. Indian Summer Sunflower Inverted 002, 23. Blended Poppy Inverted 001, 24. Backyard Pink Shirley Poppy Inverted, 25. Indian Summer Sunflower Inverted 003
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Open mic night at the College Perk coffee house. Note the House of Hausers sign. My parents got at least one cockatiel at that store, which was a former incarnation of the building where Perk now lives. I was sad to find that Hausers was gone, but I am glad that Perk is deserving of a nice place. And it has served as Erica's home in the past, as well. I think it's funny that I just learned that it used to be Hausers.
A white fence taken in color with a Canon Powershot A1000 IS in Monticello, NY and enhanced with the Graphic Converter normal invert. Type L for a better view.
This is an inverted photo of Daniel and Marius in the electronica duo kontaktor. I used two profiles from behind. Taken during a photo shoot at Riksteatret in Nydalen. The photo is being used on kontaktor.net and for promotional use for the electronica duo.