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The Hillsboro Lighthouse extends laser-like light beams into the night sky in Hillsboro Beach, Florida.
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Des lasers depuis la scène créent des effets lumineux dans le ciel, certains graphiques, d'autres, conjugués à de la fumée évoquant des aurores boréales. On peut aussi assister à de courtes animations (danse, magie...) sous la halle de l'espace Concerts.
"L'Odyssée lumineuse" au Parc floral de Paris (Vincennes)
Du mardi au dimanche, jusqu'au 7 janvier 2024
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Lit with double-gelled dark blue gels over a small LED Maglite flash light, camera right. It was lit in such a way as to light the left portion of the picture. A small incandescent Maglite with two plasa red gels was camera left, positioned so it would light up the right side of the picture.
Canon 6D Mark II and Canon 100mm f2.8L macro IS USM lens. ISO 800, f5.6 at 1.6 seconds.
This is a 1.75" section of a 3.25" laser-cut crystal cube I got as a 15-year anniversary for my employment at CSK Auto Inc., now O'Reilly Auto Parts. Several months after receiving this really cool gift, O'Reilly, who had acquired our company, no longer needed my services and laid me off, along with 350 others. But that's another story.
On a frigid November Friday in the dead of night (really morning), E-15s 164 and 165 power Long Island's laser 1 west through STONY.
Take a little glass turtle, place him on a mirror on a dark background, zap him with a laser, take a picture.
Chemigram
Fomabrom hard glossy (FB) paper.
Laser printed then developed.
Negative from a polaroid SX70.
We were lucky to get not one but two trains that came by just seconds apart. When the second train was approaching I started my three second exposure hoping to get something cool. I wasn't expecting this!
Exposure 3 sec @ f/7.1
ISO 5000
720nm infrared filter
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My scattered family has a daily thing we do, we post our daily wordle results on our family whatapp group. We started doing this back in the pandemic and it stuck. It’s like a family roll call. all present and correct. Sitting all prepared, waiting to go into surgery on Monday I was looking at my phone when Mariacristina’s wordle pinged, she got it in 3 and then a message “Wow. Todays word is very app… sorry dad.”. The next minute I’m wheeled in to Anaesthetics. Just as they putting me under I can remember asking the time, 10:20. Nearly 4 hours later I start to come out of the best sleep I’ve had in years, four hours it seemed like I’d sleep a solid for 48, I felt great and then the physical realisation kicked in and elongated road to recovery started. My day visit, possibly an over night stay, extended into two nights, with gallons of irrigation chasing a nice Rose’ to be disappointed in the Shiraz. Tuesday afternoon things were looking promising, not quiet a Mirabeau but we were getting there. Being my second day the plan had changed and they decided to attempt to send me home without the Catheter, four anxious hours later, despite the encouragement from my fellow inmates every time I went to the toilet carrying my cardboard carafe and the waterfall gif’s sent by my family the catheter came back, and so did the Shiraz. The next morning it was explained that I was on the wrong side of a 8 out of 10 odds yesterday plan should have worked, now the plan was home if I could again get to that Rose’ and my friend the catheter would hang about for a few days. It’s now my second day at home and my new friend is a bit intensive but I hope to be saying goodbye next Wednesday. Todays photo is from last spring when I had a lovely morning being introduced to the new greens of the Silver birches in my favourite woodland. Jumping back to Monday and I was finding it impossible to get to sleep, at one minute to midnight I decided to do wordle. One minute into the new Tuesday I posted my result, struggling after the first two attempts I suddenly remembered my daughters message and typed in the successful answer of “LASER”!
*** Explored #23 on 3/12/2013! ***
Willie, Yan, and I had spent the night in Page, AZ and we found ourselves with half a day to kill. We arrived at Lower Antelope Canyon before they opened and were the first ones in the canyon. We didn't see anyone for over an hour. One of my fellow photographer friends, Jave, has a wonderful photo in Lower Antelope Canyon of light beams in front of the Granite Chief, and we hoped we might be able to replicate his photo.
At some point one of the Navajo guides walked past and I stopped him and asked if he knew what time the light beams crossed in front of the Granite Chief. He told me that it was later in the afternoon but we had a flight to catch and couldn't wait for that to happen. Willie wanted to get a photograph of the Chief anyways. Willie took some shots and just as we were about to leave I noticed a light beam forming near the eye of the Chief! Sure enough the tiny little light beam grew and grew as the sun came up through the canyon. We stopped and fired a number of photos. I like how this looks like the Chief was Cyclop's early teacher ... look at those laser beams coming out of his eye!
Nikon D800 w/Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8G ED AF-S:
38mm, f/11, 2 sec, ISO 125
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Chemigram
Fomabrom hard glossy (FB) paper.
Laser printed then developed.
Negative from a polaroid SX70.
My neighbor has a laser holiday light shining on his house. One small pinpoint of laser light shines on a tiny new growth of leaves from my adjacent hedge.
Unlike most laser weapons the blast of this - disguised as a stormwater sewer pipe - light cannon with its wide dispersal of quantum laser light strings is more like a shot gun and was designed to quietly melt large holes into the hulls of unsuspecting passing ships causing them to sink. Unfortunately the weapon was found to be totally ineffective and was never deployed to the coast. One of the early test firings set fire to Fremont Labs Research Facility - that used to be located on top of the pilings here -damaging the firing mechanism and causing random and harmless low power firings like the one captured here from time to time. Fremont Bridge, Willamette River, Portland, OR Feel the ≈≈≈ in lightbox view. O8738 - Happy Sliders Sunday!
Nikon D600 w/ AF-S Nikkor 14-24mm F2.8G ED
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Island Gallery, Tokyo
The green laser is visible every night and marks the route of the Greenwich Meridian across the Thames from the Royal Observatory.
It was a little misty on the Isle of Dogs side of the Thames that evening, so the clarity is not great, but it will give me an excuse to return :)
This is a panorama of three 20 second exposures stitched in CS6 and double processed in Lightroom 5.3.
This is what I got by pointing a Star shower motion laser Christmas light into my backyard on Massanutten Mountain.
Captured during a long exposure. Quite Unexpected!