View allAll Photos Tagged loop
Breitling Wingwalkers balance on top of two 1940s Boeing Stearman bi-planes as they loop the loop in brilliant sunshine over Scarborough on June 27th, 2015, for Armed Services Day.
A day in Sydney today and a chance to revisit this wonderful work of art at Wynyard Station with new technique and gear.
This time with the OM-1 and 7-14/2.8 Pro - last visit had been with the Pentax K1 and DFA15-30/2.8 - I seem to remember even with the 15-30 this it was a squeeze fitting this in ... the 7-14 (full frame equ is 14-28) fitted it in with room to spare.
Anyhow here's a couple of new takes on it shot in HiRes these 80mp frames look great on the screen ..
Olympus OM-1 w M.Zuiko 7-14/2.8 Pro
ISO80 f/4.5 7mm -0.7ev
Single frame raw developed in DxO PhotoLab7, colour graded in Nik6 Color Efex, a light touch up in Topaz AI and finished off back in PhotoLab.
Wynyard Station, Wynyard, Sydney, NSW
USA Tank no.65 blacks out the skyline as it passes through Stoneacre Loop with the 12:40 Bolton Abbey-Embsay on 11th November 2012.
External feedback often arises from doing something noteworthy to an outside perspective. This form of a feedback loop lacks regularity and consistency and true growth requires regimented self reflection.
--
When it rains in Norway, it fucking pours
I buy thrift store and yard sale t-shirts in bright colors, as cheap as I can and cut them up into loops for Pearl to weave into potholders! For a tutorial:
www.flickr.com/photos/studiobeerhorst/sets/72157594490161...
London Loop Recreational walk, near Harefield.
More information about my Urban, Rural and Coastal Wanderings can be found on my "In Search of Space" blog at www.dakotaboo-in-search-of-space.blogspot.com/
The Cygnus Loop (aka Veil Nebula Complex) is a vast supernova remnant about 3 degrees across. The initial explosion released shock waves of gas expanding out at such high velocity that friction with the interstellar medium causes the gases to ionise.
Image is a 2-part mosaic, mapping Ha,OIII,OIII to R,G,B. View at the largest image size to see the more detailed filament structures.
Equipment used: W.O. Megrez 72 aporefractor & Flat6 0.8x FR/FF, Astrodon 5nm Ha/3nm OIII filters, QSI 683wsg CCD piggybacked on 8" LX90, autoguided via QSI 683's integrated OAG, SX Lodestar guide camera & PhD. Total exposure time: 15 hours over several nights. Subframes 1200s, unbinned.
The Georgetown Loop scenic railway squeals itself around its iconic archtecture high above the ground, interesting little operation
We continue on our journey exploring old dies and forming techniques. We've now discovered that a combination of three types of hammers are required to achieve forming in many of the dies
"Tight" style in the Loop - impromtu snap session wtih Nichole - D600 w/ Nikkor 105 f2.0 DC lens. Leggings here… blackmilkclothing.com/
This is a circuit that will cause the Radio Shack 9V Recording Module (part number: 276-1323) to loop.
Basically when the circuit is turned on by S1, the transistor turns the relay on. When the relay turns on, it causes the two button pins to make contact, which turns on the playing mechanism of the recording module. The transistor then reads the speaker, and when it detects power, cuts off power to the relay. As soon as the sound stops, the transistor then re-engages the relay, starting the sound, cutting off the relay.....continues indefinitely.
A solid state relay would cut down on the noise, but I didn't have one on hand, I had this one, and it works really well due to it's low activating current. You also can't hear the relay in the audio output, which is all I care about.
I used this for a circuit bent guitar I made. I wanted to have some sort of looping mechanism, but wasn't willing to pay $45. This solution cost about $12, and gives 20 seconds of decent sound. The guitar doesn't make a quality sound, so the quality of the recorded sound wasn't as important. I got the idea from a light sensor that would turn on when the light goes out.
Luminothérapie, édition 2016-2017, Quartier des spectacles, Montréal
Place des festivals
Cet hiver, lors de la 7e édition de Luminothérapie, la place des Festivals se transforme en un vaste terrain de jeux interactif en accueillant une série de treize zootropes géants. LOOP, cette oeuvre interactive et participative, réchauffe assurément les publics de tous âges qui doivent activer avec entrain les cylindres pour voir défiler des images inspirées de contes pour enfants. Accompagnant ces dessins animés géants, se fait entendre les sons d’une boîte à musique placée au coeur de chacun des zootropes.
Ainsi, les treize cylindres aux anneaux de couleur illuminés défilent chacun une histoire de quelques secondes : un crapaud devient prince, un loup souffle la maison des trois petits cochons, des yeux effrayants apparaissent du néant. Ces illustrations tout comme la vidéoprojection sont signées Ottoblix et sauront éveiller l’imaginaire et quelques souvenirs des petits comme des grands.
www.quartierdesspectacles.com/fr/activite/11295/luminothe...
8170 races through the now defunct Tullamarine loop as it nears the end of its journey from Sydney. 27th February, 1995.
VR_BOX105S27
This is called loops and balls because it contains, not just loops, but also, oddly enough, balls, mostly red. The loops are multicolord. There is, or was a trucking company called Red Ball Express. I can imagine this image on the sides of the trailers. Smile.
Prozac09 loves to watch videos from earlier times. Different to photos the amount of videos that I have is rather limited. But this one he is watching here is one of his favorites. He just wants to watch it again and again. And he starts to synchronize his own laughing (which is real by the way) with the laughing he did 2.5 years ago (I do not even remember what we did originally to make him laugh like that).