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tower clock mechanism, R. Trebino museum, Uscio, Italy - Meccanismo orologio da torre, museo R. Trebino, Uscio, Genova.
This one is, generally speaking, one of the most satisfactory. I've made a few other of the whirling-shaft genre but this one just cam out right. Now, for another one.....
Camera: Canon 30D
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.8
A shot of my friends turntable against a substantially lit-from-behind glass tile wall. I loved how evenly lit the whole photograph turned out to be! This was captured during a live set.
This turntable busted out some classic hip hop jams!
God bless!
Chris
21 discarded wine bottles in 100m of roadside verge
From the south-east corner multiple Pinot Grigio, to multiple Sauvignon Blanc in the middle, to the north-west end with a couple of Jacob's Creek and unsurprising empty ibuprofen packet, presumably related.
354/365 pictures in 2018
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Detail of the clockwork mechanism that drives the rotating Fresnel lens in the Point Reyes lighthouse.
Metal bits for clipping the wooden bits of the stage floor together. The contraption is now decaying out the back of the Thebarton Theatre carpark.
As the mechanism of the ramp works, some tiny brass blades touch, electricity flows and there you have it - the Emperor won't break his legs in the darkness ;) .
Four white lights, two red, exactly as in the Death Star inspection scene in "Return of the Jedi".
I keep wondering whether the updated Endor platform mechanism will be able to lift the new, heavier shuttle.