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The shutter was relased by foot.... :D

A light for a barn dance at Two Sisters Farm.

The only light source is the pictured light bulb.

into the morning light, this elegant Great White, hunts for his fish delight, and for me what a sight!

Lake Chabot Regional Park

Castro Valley, Ca

This is another shot from the Enchanted Forest of Light at Descanco Gardens. Hundreds of variable-color LED tulips had been installed in this portion of the gardens. The entire plot was programmed to produce light shows with sweeping waves of color migrating across the "flowers."

The symbol of fire meant for him above all the warmth and radiance of love and light, the energy to fuse and transform everything. Of course, fire is ambivalent; it can destroy as well as transform. In Teilhard’s understanding it is the transforming power of the energies of love that alone can create a true human community and provide it with its strongest bonds, so that we can live in justice and peace. The fire of love may be the only energy capable of extinguishing the threat of another fire, namely, that of universal conflagration and destruction. The fire of love is what is most specifically human; it is central to the full emergence of the noosphere as a world that is transformed and made whole, a world that can be holy.

-A Mystic in Search of a Unifying Truth : Pierre Teilhard de Chardin by Dr Ellen Galvin RSC

♫♪♫ The Doors – Light my fire ♪♫♫

 

Cada vez que me siento al lado de un buen fuego…

en esas tardes frías y oscuras de domingo…

sintiendo el calor de las brasas en mi cara…

escuchando el crepitar de las llamas…

mi mente se evade, y se nutre de recuerdos…

de momentos inolvidables que se esconden con recelo en mi cabeza, para resurgir al calor de un buen fuego…

 

Streets of Gothenburg

EXPLORED: #22 • Dec. 22, 2010 • © marianna armata

Thank you all my visitors and friends!

Through the house give gathering light,

By the dead and drowsy fire:

Every elf and fairy sprite

Hop as light as bird from brier;

And this ditty, after me,

Sing, and dance it trippingly...

 

William Shakespeare

  

Another from shot from Rob's car on the motorway

My Home Depot octagonal ring light. Made of 1" PVC pipe fittings. I use 100 watt bulbs.

 

The entire project took about 3 hours including painting it. I used 8 lights, 7 T's, 2 (4 way T's), 8 45* fittings and wire.

 

I can't remember where I saw this design, just designed it on paper and put it together. You should have no trouble finding plans on the internet. Good luck.

Light painting of an old shack.

 

Singapore Little India

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple

Close-up of a few diyas during the festival of Diwali

Light through the Trees near Hethel, Norfolk.

with no suction cap or tripod at hand i had the camera set to around 2 seconds but in a moving car with nothing to keep the camera still doesnt help but still think this picture is ok.

I got the timing perfect here. 6 second exposure. All of the lights on the front of the locomotive do not illuminate simultaneously. But they were all caught illuminated with the long exposure. Read the notes for explanation of each light.

 

The dispatcher called the Oglevie cop on me just as I was leaving, who turned out to be a really nice guy. He said I had to leave though.

Lovely light in Rome.

3 boys dancing around some small fireworks in Rochester, MN while waiting for the city's big annual fireworks show over the lake.

 

Photoblog: Scenes from a Summer Road Trip:

www.bobboyd.net/Travel/0712SummerRoadtrip/

Long exposure time light painting shot taken on the side patio of our house.

 

Attached a rope light to a PVC frame and twisted it to make the diamond shape.

 

Light traced some tulip garden lamps for additional effect.

 

Fired two SB-800 flashes with orange (ish) colored gels.

Just starting to play with the Nikon after a long break...

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