operator photos on Flickr

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Operator Please @ The Metro : April 11, 2008 by Laurachel

Operator by Claudia

If this is vintage, I’m vintage too.

Operators @ Zaphod Beeblebrox by Ming Wu

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marsoc-operator by medic4hire68

Operators' instructions by James Sherrett

The Reqiuem 35 by Richard Amor Allan

Camera Operator Dan Wright films a scene involving actress Rachael Seaton and actor Vin Hawke for The Requiem, on location at Crusoe's on Tynemouth Beach.

The film can be seen here on Vimeo:

vimeo.com/56880479

Crane Operators by Sims Crane

Taxi operator by Mohammad Azmi

Visiting Dubai, UAE

MACPHERSON SETRA BU52MCL FRONTAL ON RAIL REPACEMENT WORK AT NUNEATON STATION,02.01.12 by rob newbold

Smooth Operator by Clare Beelman

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Semi-cactus Dahlia 'Smooth Operator' with the background of dense shade in the yard. The lighter petal tips are not (I think) typical of this cultivar. I'm guessing that these tips are due to the bright sun and hot conditions that this Dahlia has endured.

Operators - Dan Boeckner, Devojka, Sam Brown & Dustin Hawthorne by Peter Hutchins

Operators @ DC9, Washington, DC, on Tuesday, April 19, 2016.

Winter 2016 Tour Setlist:

Rome

Control

Mission Creep

Nobody

Shape of Things

Evil

Blue Wave

Bring Me the Head

Cold Light

Encore:

Ancient

Smooth operator by L MA

Arriva North East 1429/NK59 DNE by LAM Transport76

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Operator: Arriva North East

Reg: NK59 DNE

Fleet Number: 1429

Chassis: VDL SB200

Bodywork: Wright Pulsar 2

Livery: Arriva Frequenta

Depot: Redcar

OPERATOR by FW, The Anti-Material Herald

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operator-7 by tweneck

The shots with the kukri were the biggest surprise for me. This was brought out at the very end of the shoot when I was done with all the lighting setup ideas I had brought coming into this. After a few test shots with the key lighting, I had my trusty assistant pickup a snooted flash and just go at it from different angles on the other side of the key. I gave the model no direction except where to stand. We were all tired and just improvising at this point.

Strobist Info:

Exposed to kill ambient.

Key - Yongnuo 460-II through 48' white umbrella about 90 degrees left of camera and ~4' from subject's face, angled downward. Full power. Triggered by Yongnuo 602.

Rim - Yongnuo 460-II, through 8" DIY snoot about 80 degrees right of camera and ~1' from sujbect, chest high, 3/7 power. S1 Slave mode.

Back wall is lit by bounce from key light.

Subject about 6' away from back wall.

Post-pro Info:

Set S-curve to medium-contrast and clarity to +80 in Lightroom.

System Control Operator by EPCOR Utilities