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Kit 2, i
Manresa, Barcelona.
Back to shooting some macros with Lensbaby's Macro Kit ! A quick setup, natural light.
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Kit 2, i
He tornat a treure el kit de Macros de la Lensbaby ! Una muntatge molt bàsic i llum natural.
Made in Canada,
Have a break,
New Brighton Park,
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Kit Kat is a chocolate-covered wafer bar confection created by Rowntree's of York, United Kingdom, and is now produced globally by Nestlé (which acquired Rowntree's in 1988), except in the United States, where it is made under license by the H. B. Reese Candy Company, a division of the Hershey Company.
The standard bars consist of two or four pieces composed of three layers of wafer, separated and covered by an outer layer of chocolate. Each finger can be snapped from the bar separately. There are many flavours of Kit Kat, including milk, white, and dark chocolate.
The original four-finger version of the bar was developed after a worker at Rowntree's York factory put a suggestion in the recommendation box for 'a chocolate bar that a man could take to work in his pack up' It was launched in September 1935 in the UK as Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp, and the later two-finger version was launched in 1936. It was renamed Kit Kat Chocolate Crisp in 1937, and just Kit Kat after World War II. Since 1957, the slogan for the Kit Kat in the UK and elsewhere has been "Have a break... have a Kit Kat". Since 1986 in the U.S., the jingle used in television advertisements has been "Gimme a break, gimme a break....break me off a piece of that Kit Kat bar!
For my video: youtu.be/LBYIkICzWh0
This was the Project Diana box, the day it was returned to me, coated in shipping tape and a half-inch of mailing labels.
My portrait shoot setup today.
Panasonic G2 / Olympus 75mm f1.8
Panasonic G5 / Sigma 60mm f2.8
Minolta MD 50mm f1.4 with adapter
Panasonic Leica Summilux 25mm f1.4
Metz 50 AF-1 flash
I recently got Kit Mildride Kittrigde, I absolutely love her. :D SOOC except for signature and collage.
Westfield XI (Westfield Eleven) (1982-86, + 2004-) Engine 1275cc A Seris S4
Registration Number PHJ 609 K (personalised number first issued for Southend on Sea)
WESTFIELD SET
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Produced by Westfield Sportscars of Dudley Road, Kingswinford as a replica of the 1956-58 Lotus Eleven.
Production began in 1982 with the cars available either fully built or in kit form. The factory finished cars came with an uprated BMC A series 1275cc engine although some were fitted with Ford Kent engines. Kits were sold without engines with owners fitting anything from Coventry Climax to Lotus twincam or Alfa Romeo engines.
Production of the original Westfield XI ceased in 1986, although the company continued to sell kits until 1988. In 2004 Westfield restarted production with finished cars still powered by the BMC A series engine,
This car was professionally built in 2011 and offered for sale having covered only 2600 miles.Powered by an uprated A Series engine, and finished with black leather interior
This car was offered for sale at the H and H Buxton Pavilion Gardens sale of 10th April 2019, with an auction guide price of £18,000 to £ 22,000
Diolch yn fawr am 70,025,557 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mwynhewch ac arhoswch yn ddiogel
Thank you 70,025,557 amazing views, enjoy and stay safe
Shot 10.04.2019 at The Pavilion Gardens, Buxton, Derbyshire Ref 138-298
Red Fox Kit in Algonquin Provincial Park.
I do not share exact locations. Our wildlife should be protected and when locations are shared these animals are put at risk. Please do not ask. Any comments "outing" the locations will be deleted....
All of my photographs/video are Copyright © Megan Lorenz, All Rights Reserved. They may not be used in whole or in part for artistic reference, blogged, reproduced, redistributed, copied or manipulated for commercial or personal use under any circumstances without a license and/or my written consent.
Boeing 737-2L9 N737Q 'Quiet 737' belonging to Nordam at Tucson Arizona in May 1992, this company manufactured hush kits for 737-200 series airliners hence the title on the fuselage. Originally delivered to Maesk Air in 1976 as OY APH ending its days stored at Merced California in 2009, believed to have been scrapped after being parted out the following year.
When one hobby is not enough ... Building a classic 1937 design - the Standard Buccaneer from Ben Buckle Vintage Kits.
Camera: Pentax 645N II
Lens: smc Pentax-A 645 120mm F:4.0 macro
Exposure: 1" @ F/11
Film: Ilford FP4+ hand dev. in Kodak XTOL 1+1
"Pare para ouvir o coração.
Afaste-se do barulho e acolha com amor o ruído de suas inquietações.
Sintonize-se na freqüência dos batimentos da alma.
A alma é um ser vivo cuja linguagem é o silêncio
e a respiração é a paz...Você é a alma.
Nessa percepção tudo se aquieta, dentro e fora.
Nesse estado Deus consegue ouvir você.
A linguagem de Deus também é o silêncio.
E a respiração Dele é o Amor.
Silêncio é a senha para conectar com Deus...
Amor divino é a experiência.
Brahma Kumaris
By Luciana Angarten
Get organized with expandable, customizable and adjustable HomeFree series™ Closet Kits that require no cutting and are easy to install. The coordinating collection, telescoping rods and expanding shelves let you organize your closet in a way that makes sense to you and let you reconfigure or expand your closet system as your life changes. This kit truly changes to fit you and your needs.
Following on from my last shots in August, i've been able to add to the sort of film camera bag i never thought i'd be able to put together in the first place.
Contained with an excellent Outfit Case in the form of a classic Billingham L2 in weatherproof canvas, tan leather and brass.
I chose this one because it perfect fits my 3 camera setup, while still offering space for a 4th camera (or 2 extra lenses as shown here), film and, of course, my wallet.
Inside we have the following
Leica M6TTL + Voigtlander 50mm Nokton f1.1 + 15mm viewfinder + Leica Grip (for the extra weight)
Leica CL + Voigtlander 35mm f1.4 Nokton Classic
Leica M2 + Leica 35mm Summaron f3.5 (Newly repaired, serviced and recovered in brown leather)
Voigtlander 15mm f4.5 Super Wider Heliar
Voigtlander 90mm f3.5 APO Lanthar
Film box + 6x 35mm rolls
6 Stop ND for 50mm
3 Stop ND for 35mm
Emergency replacement battery for M6 TTL
Monogramed Aspinal Wallet
Both M6 TLL and M2 have leather wrist-straps as i'm not a fan of neck straps and like to hold my cameras discreetly to my side until i see a shot.
The films are:
Kodak Ektar 100 Colour
Fuji Superia 200
Lomography Colour 800
Lomography Redscale XR 50-200
Fuji Neopan Acros 100 Black and White
Kodak Tri-X 400 Black and White
Needless to say, i'm thoroughly chuffed with this setup and while i won't always fill the outfit case with everything shown here, i almost certainly always go out with at least 2 bodies and some cash.
A normal replacement for the 3rd Leica body is the highly compact Sony NEX3 and Metabones adapter (which these photos were taken on)
A normal setup might consist of the M6 + 50mm and ND filter loaded with TriX, M2 + 35mm at f8/f11 for zone-focused street/landscape/travel shots and CL + 15mm and finder for zone-focused super wide shots often with 800 color film.
The entire kit weighs 4Kg and will soon be joined by a VC 21mm and finder which may spend much of it's time on the CL along with the 15mm.
If you've been to Kits Beach, you know these rocks. I know them well and have shot them from many an angle.
Press "L". Short exposure shot. I wasn't sure which one was better so I posted both.
Wife's having a swim in her favourite Seger beach, near Kuta (Kute), South Lombok, Indonesia.
Pentax 67, 105mm f2.4, Lee 0.6 GND, Heliopan SH-PMC CPL on Hitech alu holder, Fuji Velvia 50 (RVP), self-developed with Fuji Hunt Chrome6X E6 6-bath development kit, IT8 calibrated + wetmounted drumscan (through photomultiplier tubes - PMTs, not CCD nor CMOS)
Kit Viagem contendo uma máscara (camomila ou lavanda) um ear plug (protetor de ouvido) e um porta-lenços! E ainda cabe o passaporte junto!!
Cute little Pet Maker: various pets available
Kitty: dolldivine.com/2kitten.html
I got my Oleum BJD cat kit about a week back together with a 2 more kits to be painted as a commission. I ordered the 6cm Sphinx and the other kits were a 6cm Oriental and a 7cm Sphinx. Mine is the silver cocoa one with Classic Ocicat pattern.
The cat's are 3D printed and I painted them by layering dye made by diluting acrylic paint. I seeped the gradient base dye in forst and then added detail layer by layers and did a dry brushing with white to give them a more furry feel. I also glued on whiskers using hair from my own cat Neru who joined the gang in posing in couple of pics.
These cats are so adorable. If you are interested in one check my reference gallery for info about Evethecat.com
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This is most of my new Strobist set up.
I say most, I've probably forgot to include something...
I'll list where and why I got them, and for how much.
So frooom the top...
2x Lastolite Umbrella Tiltheads with Hotshoes - Warehouse Express - £16.99 each.
Its compact and light weight, but nice and sturdy. Its got a ratcheted tilt action, so its more secure, and has a thumbscrew for securing a brollie shaft.
The shoes strange. It has a metal edge, out of contact of the pins, but the middle is a sort of soft metallic covering.
Its triggered the flash a couple of times when putting it on, so some electrical tape is on the cards...
2x Lastolite Lumen8 Pneumatic Stands - Warehouse Express - £24.46 each.
As I'm just dabbling in the world of Strobism, I couldnt justify buying the Manfrotto Nano stands, as much as I'd like them.
I toyed with the idea of cheap Ebay ones, but in the end settled for these. Safer bet buying from a reputable brand.
Nice and sturdy, and not too heavy. Fold down to about 85cms. About 95-100cm with the flash stand ontop.
Air cushioned, so it doesn't go colapsing down and trappin' your fingers. Really well built.
2x Westcott 43" Convertible umbrellas. - Bought from a private seller, here on Flickr, although available from the States. - £32.50 each.
As endorsed by the Strobist, David Hobby himself.
These big arsed umbrellas lull you into a false sense of security.
They double fold, as in the umbrellas its self is hinged, and the shaft is in 2-3 pieces. Collapsed, they're only 15in long, and fit nicely in the side pocket of my carry case.
When opened, they're huuuuge!
I got the 'Convertible' ones. They're satin white, with a removable black back, so they can be used as reflective, with the cover on, or shoot throughs, with the cover off.
The shafts are a bit thin, but I've reinforced mine with cut down pencils. See here.
Over all, really pleased with them. Good light transmission when used reflectively, and lovely soft, even light when used as shoot through. Plus they fold up nice n small.
2x Nikon SB-28 Speedlights/Flashguns. - Bought second hand. One back when I started photography 3 years ago, the other a couple of weeks back - Expect to pay between £70-120.
I got one back when I started in photography, a few years back with an old Nikon F90x film camera.
I could have got another flash cheaper. But it would have meant learning to use another, and I still struggle with the SB-28 =D
Nice and powerful, GN of about 118 (ft), 36 (m). Reliable. And really user friendly, like most Nikon strobes.
The Cactus V4's.
2x Revievers. 1x Transmitter. - Direct from Gadget Infinity.Set = £25.91 aprox. Spare Reviever = £15.53 aprox.
After reading so many horror stories about the V2's, and then the first batch of V4's, I was apprehensive.
But after the second batch was released, good reviews started coming out, and people started raving about them.
For the price, I figured it was a safe gamble. They don't cost much. And if they do what people say, then they're definitely worth it.
I haven't had any problems with mine, at all, so far. And thats with alot of testing.
Theres not much to say really...
If you're wondering how mine are attached, see here.
1x 1 meter coiled Screwlock PC to Screwlock PC sync cord. - Flash Zebra - £11.06.
I got this for quick, off the cuff, off camera shooting.
Has the Nikon Screwlock fitting, so it attaches securly to the camera and flash.
Relaxed its about 1ft long. Stretched out it reaches about 1m.
2x custom LEE gel sets. - www.skategoat.com/ - £3.29 each.
Put these custom sets together myself. Wide range to choose from, and premade sets available too.
Mine have full, 1/2 & 1/4 CTO. full, 1/2 & 1/4 CTB. full, 1/2 & 1/4 window Green. Lee 103 Straw & Lee 790 Moroccan Pink.
2x Nikon AS-19 Flash Stands - Warehouse Express - £5.25 each.
For table top shooting.
They have a cold shoe that'll take any flash [except the SB-900], not just Nikons.
Thats it really...
Uniross 2500MAh rechargeable batteries and cases. - Batteries from World Of Batteries - Ebay Cases from RPT Batteries and chargers
I got the batteries at the same time as two Uniross X-Press 700 chargers, which each came with 4 of the same batteries.
I'm now rocking 16 in total. 4 in each of the flashes. 8 spare, 4 for each.
The cases I bought to keep track of what needed charging and what didn't.
Blue = ready to use. Red = needs charging.
See, I can be organised...
2 x Hama 1 meter coiled PC - PC sync cords. - Speed Graphic - £7.50 each.
A pair of male PC to male PC cords. Got these for when working close up with both flashes, incase the radio triggers don't like the close range.
1x Multipurpose Hotshoe Adapter - Flash Zebra - £6.95 aprox.
Got this for when I'm working close up and want to use both strobes.
This also works well when using my light tent.
This behind it, on a Cactus V4 reciver, this leading to both strobes via PC cables.
The Battery Case
4x Uniross AAA Hybrio batteries for the Cactus V4 recievers.
4 [was 5]x Duracell L1028/23A 12v Alkaline batteries - Cactus Transmitter.
2x button cell type batteries - Nikon ML-L3 IR remote, for my D70.
The Uniross AAA Hybrios are the only real interesting thing in there.
They come fully charged. Are rechargeable. And if not used, will hold their full charge for upto a year!
Perfect for the recievers.
Calumet Extra Large Tripod Bag - Calumet - £29.99.
To carry everything in, basically...
I probably could have got away with the shorter one. But I figured I'd go with this.
Plenty of space in there for the stands.
The side pocket it just over 15in long, so takes the Westcott umbrellas perfectly, and it has a little pocket inside that which I keep cables, the AS-19 stands, and other bits and pieces in.
And I think thats it really...
Anything else you wanna know.
Feel free to ask.