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I've been playing with the reflective and distorting properties of mylar recently. I've found that I really like the look I get if I crumple it up so that it gives me a multi faceted look. Using a strobe I put bright light on to a bunch of colorful objects and photographed the reflection.
Lit with one SB600 and one SB700 both in softboxes. They were in manual mode and were triggered by the pop up flash on my D90 in commander mode.
I glanced outside just before dawn this morning, and saw something sparkling in colors next to the horizon, so I got out my binoculars. It was still hard to make out, white, a bit thin and flat. Pegasus? No, with rainbow colors a unicorn Pegasus. Probably just sunlight reflecting off an airplane and they shining through high altitude ice for the spectral effects.
I decided to get out more lens horsepower, putting a 200mm lens on my Canon 70D (320mm effective with the "crop sensor"). It looked like the moon! But it was tiny! Huh. Venus, as a cresent? I added a 2X teleconverter... now I had 640mm effective zoom. Yes, it was Venus! I never really thought about what it must look like when it's between the sun and the earth, but there it was.
The multi-colored effect was consistent from eyes to binoculars to camera and across multiple lens setups, so it's not a lens artifact such as chromatic aberration.
One of these days I'm going to have to upgrade to a telescope.
6:54am, January 17, 2013.
Network Rail, the company looking after the British Railway network, operate a fleet of these MPV's or Multi Purpose Vehicles across the year the sets having many capabilities such as spraying weedkiller and sandite onto the railheads and track beds to clear them up the vehicles based on diesel multiple units which we're ordered by railtrack to replace its ageing fleet of track machines some of which sat stored most of the year and the vehicles run with one driving unit with a powering engine and one trailer unit of which is it semi-permanently coupled to, in effect a driving van as used by some passenger rail operates such as East Coast and Greater Anglian, although shaped to fit unlike the standard Mk3, Mk4 coaching stock variants. The vehicles are in affect a railway version of a rigid lorry with a cab section and flat bed behind which can be fitted with a series of modules, normally on these sets between 10 and 20 foot, which can be locked into place just like a container on a flat wagon. This design has lead to ideas within the railfreight industry that freight units could be introduced, with conventional wagons fitted in-between but after trails took place nothing came of it and thankfully locomotives are still in operation today which can only be the best way to move a freight train safely. Here this MPV, DR98923 leading DR98973 works a Rail Head Treatment Train (RHTT) which is used to remove leaves from the line in the autumn and one of the things an MPV set is perfect at the unit passes through Clapham Junction here on an RHTT operated by South West Trains (SWT).
There are 10 'floors' in this multi-storey construction. But what is it?
It is a wasp nest! Look carefully and you can even see where pillars have been erected between each floor. The nest was built in one of our compost bins. I left it until the cold of winter when as expected the colony was abandoned. I readily admit that if they try to return next year, they won't be allowed to make the compost bin their home. Wasp stings are nasty!
Tried out the new 9mm Viltrox ultrawide lens on the A6700 down at Yankalilla Show....It's going to take some getting used to!
CC Rainbow Game - Red
Plants like this are often found inside homes. This one was spotted outside in a plant pot. I believe it's a Coleus.
Asahi Pentax Spotmatic II
Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 50mm f/1.4 @ f/11 for 9 minutes
Eastman Kodak 5302 (1972) @ ASA 1.2
Developed in Agfa Rondinax with Agfa Rodinal 1:50 for 8 minutes at 19C
Nikon D4 + 24-70mm f/2.8G | SJU to ORD, 27 July 2015
© 2015 José Francisco Salgado, PhD.
Do not use without permission. 2015.07.27_82746
36/52 - Multi Exposure (52 Weeks: The 2015 Edition)
This was the first time I've ever tried using the in-camera multiple exposure feature. It's easy enough to set up and use, but it does take quite a bit of thought and planning to get a half-way decent image. I set my camera to take 3 shots for this multiple exposure.
Camera: Zenza Bronica S2a
Lens: Nikon Nikkor-P 75cm 1:2.8
Multi-Exposure: 1/15 @ F/5.6
Film: Fomapan 100 Classic developed in Kodak Xtol Replenished
Paris | 2016
Multi Coated Carl Zeiss Jena 28mm f/2.8
1994 | 6 Blades iris | PK mount | @f/5.6
OEM manufactured in Japan between 1985 and 1995 under licence from VEB Carl Zeiss Jena (Meyer Optics & CZJ)
A composite image made up from photos taken from the same spot, each using a different film camera. The individual photos have been collaged in photoshop.
In this case the cameras were: Diana F+, Olympus XA4 (with redscale film) and Lomo LC-W.
Whilst much of the First fleet at Weston super Mare is dedicated to the Excel network to Bristol and its bold orange livery, they have a range of other liveries, of which a selection are shown here on March 24th 2019.
The much welcomed return of Badgerline green and yellow is shown on Dart 42897 WX05RVA, that is accompanied by Barbie liveried 42902 WX05RVK, retaining its livery since delivery 14 years earlier.
The successor to Barbie is shown on Streetlite 47559 SN64CLF in urban. However, pride of place is the recently arrived ex London and Hampshire Trident 33156 LR02LXP. Arriving on loan, it appears to be a permanent addition having gained the bold Coaster livery that had previously been confined to open toppers.
DaXiTai Teahouse, A busy multi-level restaurant and teahouse featuring communal wooden tables, a red stage, exposed steel trusses and warm lighting where groups of diners relax, eat and socialize in an open interior. Chengdu
Multiple arms model long four feet of hair Native American South American studio photo shoot 85mm L lens canon 6d gels dark beauty implied nude
One hand on the Rotolight stand, the other composing and taking the shot.
Liverpool Photo Walk, sponsored by Rotolight, hosted by Terry Donnelly.
10 years separate the 2 units, both sporting CP's Multi-Mark scheme, sitting along Franklin Street on the south side of Bensenville Yard. In the distance is 1971 built GP38AC #3015, and up front is 1981 built SD40-2 #6018. Both were built by GMD.
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