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taken in the castle park frodsham . I know graffiti is bad , but i kinda liked this one :)
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Lens: Canon 70-200 f/2.8 is usm
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/2000)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 130 mm
Exposure: +0.05
ISO Speed: 400
Clifford Pier is an iconic landmark located at Marina Bay Singapore, and was completed in 1933. It has served as a landing point for immigrants and other sea passengers. A red oil lamp used to hang from the pier as a guide to seafarers, and it is fondly remembered as the Red Lamp Pier. It had since been renovated as a restaurant. The interior designer has adopted pleasing decorations that complements the original and unique architectural features, including the red lanterns, and the floor tiles provide captivating reflections.
It did not light the lamp lights, we need to work together to give it energy.
Please join the Magic Lamp for ignition
It will bring you to the light.
After admiring the bare brick walls inside a Costa cafe I thought to touch one. It was a rather good fake wallpaper! The four filament table lamp was also fake - LED. Enjoyed the sausage burger though.
industrial pendant lamp, gezien in Oyfo techniekmuseum Hengelo.
For once, the machines are put to work especially for the Oyfo photography students. An industrial hanging lamp was also turned on, an unimaginable amount of light
Oyfo technology museum Hengelo
See more: www.oyfotechniekmuseum.nl/
lamp ...
Pic in my Winterscape Album ...
Pic taken Dec 17, 2022
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in my Lamp Series ; Pic # 73 ...
Taken on Dec 2, 2018
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Photographed from below directly up to the ceiling of the room. I liked the shadows cast. Photographed without daylight and without flash, but with 16,000 ISO.
lamp ...
in my Lamp Series ... Pic # 81 ...
Taken Mar 7, 2020
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The Flickr Lounge-Reflections
This is the lamp reflecting in the window that is on my dresser in the bedroom.
Saturday Self Challenge
This week anything Vintage/Retro. Process however you wish. May be colour or B&W. There is a lot of opportunity to be creative!
Calcium Carbide lamps originally date from around the start of the 20th century. This pair belong to my husband who used them for caving, they are from the mid 1970’s.
The caving, or mining lamp, has calcium carbide placed in its lower chamber, called the generator. Water is then put in the upper reservoir.
A valve is used to control the rate at which the water drips through into the chamber containing the calcium carbide. Controlling the rate of the flow of water determines the production of acetylene gas. This in turn controls the rate of the gas flow and the size of the flame at the burner and the amount of light it produces.
The lamp has a reflector behind the flame to help project the light forward, this type of lamp produces a very bright broad light.
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A lamp stand at City Hall Park (New York City). The park’s gas streetlights were replaced by the electric lamps depicted in the photo in 1903. The Manhattan Municipal Building is in the background—July 20, 2011