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Vigilante: Vol. 1 Issue #2
Polarize
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“Speech (Greg)”
“Speech (Others)”
8 months ago; Cheyenne, Wyoming; 6.57pm
Winmore Keeling. 57 years old. Walking home in the pouring rain. He has spent his entire life dedicated to the medical arts, specifically to becoming an optician. He was a master of his craft and the top of his field. However, he was currently at a bump in the road. The university at which he was presently teaching and developing ideas had refused his proposed future technology for the 4th time. Winmore was angry and disappointed, so much so he was designing the equipment in the basement of his own home, and he was definitely no major tech designer. However, he was determined to succeed. 7 months later and he had his first prototype ready to be tested. If it worked, Keeling even had a company name planned out; Iris Vision. The premise of these glasses was to reflect the colour spectrum into the wearer's retinas and a permanent contact lense would flip the image and transmit it to the cornea, then the brain. However, at the moment the glasses needed a large amount of energy to power. If it worked though, it would supposedly provide 20/20 vision to anyone, even those that has gone partially blind.
First prototype test; 6.57pm
Not wanting to potentially go blind in both eyes, Keeling opted to use a monocle for the first test. To begin with, he attached the permanent contact lense to his . “There is no going back now” he says jokingly, but it was the truth. He was feeling very emotional at this point, as he felt like this could be the breakthrough of his career and almost as if his entire life had been leading up to this point. Next he set-up the monocle and power supply, but as soon as he turned on the power supply, the colour spectrum injected into his eye, through his retina into the cornea and then the brain. All the emotions he had been feeling recently like; Fear, Confidence, Hope, Wisdom, Evil and more. They were all flowing through him simultaneously. After several seconds of searing pain, it ended. He was no longer Winmore Keeling. He had become… The Rainbow Man.
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Seen on the way home next to the Towie Barclay turn-off on the A947. For once I had the 77mm polarizer in my bag to help bring out the colours.
I was trying using circular polarizer to bring out the details of the cloud & it looks nice, at first. BUT compare it with the cloud details in the reflection, the details in it is fantastic. I guess God's polarizer is much much more awesome!
I finally got round to trying that polarized light trick. You use a polarizer filter and either a light with a polarizer on it, or a computer/tablet screen (which is already polarized). I just put some clear cutlery on my iPad and shot away. But I actually think I like the B&W version better.
Oh man, since my "Red Planet" Picture I really struggle with my car shots. Nothing seems to be good enough for me. Same here. I made this shot of this M3 on a car exhibition, but there was no way to get a pic without any person in it. Thats the reason why I haven't upload this picture earlier. I mean I just love this polarization effect here :). So finally I grabbed myself some time today and combined two pictures again to get the right atmosphere for this nice M3 :)
Rangiroa Atoll - French Polynesia 2015
Sunset
Picture taken with:
Olympus DSLR E-5
Zuiko Digital 12-60mm & CL Polarizer
Formatt HiTech Neutral Density 0.6 & 0.9
Lightroom 6.4
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Nikon F-801s
Zeiss ZF 50mm/ƒ1.4 + too much Circular Polarizer
Kodak Vision 250D_5246 exp. 1996
Arista C-41 kit
4-panel stitch
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I put various things on to microscope slides such as salt and sugar solutions and some household cleaners and let them dry. This is Cillit bang lime scale cleaner that dried with a nice crystalline structure on the slide. I then photographed it using my Canon 650D with a 18 135 zoom reversed and extension tubes to get as close as possible using cross polarized light.
Photoshoot of a beautiful bikini swimsuit model with long blonde hair and pretty blue eyes.
bB a tide pool. Sky and model reflected in water
Palouse, Washington. First morning light breaks over the frozen snow covered rolling hills of the Palouse. The pinks and blue hues only lasted for a minute before turning into an average looking winter day. The wind chill made it feel like -10 degrees Fahrenheit.
I did end up with minor frost bite on my finger tips. Thankfully it wasn't deep and healed quickly. I was only able to capture a couple winter scene this last winter. We had a below average snowfall and most of it was only six inches at times.
Currently the Palouse is becoming quite green with wild flowers covering the buttes. The spring flowers are a month ahead of normal blooming times and are changing quickly to the next flowers. Lupines look like they will be blooming by the end of April.
Enjoy,
Ry
Marks&Spencer shop at Liverpool.
Me llamó la atención este escaparate. Lástima que no pueda haber movimiento para mostrar lo graciosos que eran los muñequitos; cada uno se movía de forma distinta. Muy trabajado el escaparate :)
Felices fiestas a todos mis contactos!!
Happy holidays to all my contacts!!
* Thanks for the visits :)
Canon EOS 1000D + Canon 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 EF-S IS
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Regardless of our religion I would like to share the e-mail I have received today from a good friend showing her perspective in life as follows:
Choosing to Become Like Our God
by Ms. Irine Escobar
and I quote:
Hello Guys
Peace be with you all, in our Lords name.
Allow me to add some thoughts about our meditation today because it answers some questions we often ask ourselves but never get to find the right answer.
Someone asked: Why is it that our God allows evil to have a say in this world? Why is it that we often have people beside us or within our community or neighbor or officemate or just someone that tends to ruin our seemingly beautiful day??
ANSWER: GOD is building our character. As the meditation says: our God is more interested in who we are and who we’ll become. Is it a test? In a way, yes. A test for us to know how strong and capable we are. Remember that when you accepted God as your Savior, the His Spirit has dwelt in you. And because of this, the fruit of the Spirit will flow out of your character. Not in an instant, but gradually as you become closer to our Lord, we become more like Him.
In Galatians 5:22-23 The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.
This is the outcome of having the Holy Spirit within us. So, let us always be reminded that once we proclaimed our God as our Savior and Lord, we have the Spirit within us. This helps us develop our character according to what God wants us to be.
Don’t allow the enemy to win by succumbing to the temptation of getting back at him. That enemy is laughing his heart out if you do. Don’t allow the enemy to take away the joy you have in our Lord and our Saviour’s joy in you. Don’t allow the evil things of this world rob the joy that God have in us.
And if still you’re finding it hard to “control” yourself…then always meditate on:
Philippians 4:8 Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable (to that person)- if anything is excellent or praiseworthy – think of such things.
Just think about it. If you think positively it will also flow out of you positively. Think of the positive things that person has in his/her character and all the bad things about that person or situation will disappear, replaced by the love our God has for us. If our God can erase our sins and decided not to make records of it all, who are we then not to forgive? Who are we then to think ill of your brother/sister?
So be on guard of your reactions, feelings, etc. It may be hard, yes, that is why we must immerse ourselves daily, every minute of our lives, with the Word of God. For we can do all things through God who strengthens us.
Believe that He who is in you is greater than he who is in this world. Let us choose to become more like our Saviour.
Glory to God!!!
Viewer 2 fun. 60" @ f/2.0 with a polarizer on, never used one at night before. Didn't know how it would affect night exposures.
my gear
bridge camera with polarizer
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Verdict
Pros: Fantastic build quality; scratch resistant; distinctive, subtle yet vibrant image results
This B+W Digital MRC polarizer is made in Germany by Schneider Optics using very high-quality Schott glass.
B+W polarizers feature a neutral grey color and plane parallel polarizer material that aims to help metering for more accurate exposures, guaranteeing optimal image results.
It has a solid brass ring, and is available from 43mm to 82mm thread sizes. The MRC (Multi-Resistant Coating) is an extra multiple-layer coating that’s harder than glass and protects filters from scratches (such as when cleaning), and it’s also water and dirt repellent.
This is a top-quality filter and we found polarizing effects were both neutral and distinct.
Best circular polarizer filter.
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Well, I was out with The Bando yesterday...why these guys let me hang around with them, I'll never know!
We downed some java and then headed for the wintry wilds of nature and all the breathtaking glory it has to offer, with the sole purpose of capturing awesome images using our digital pixel-gatherers...every shot I took was crap! Crap I tell you!
Coincidentally... while we were out there...oh, never mind that!
To be somewhat fair to myself, I was experimenting with a newly acquired (read: given to me by one Monsieur JW Vraets) FOTGA Slim Fader Variable ND Filter Adjustable ND2 to ND400 77mm Neutral Density. None-the-less, everything was either over-exposed, blotchy, blurry, blotchy and blurry, or just plainly so bereft of detail or composition that, while reviewing them on the computer monitor, I could hear me ol' granpappy sarcastically cackling in my brain saying, "Hoo hoo! A cleptopyromaniacyakyak could have taken better shots than that that!"
"Ya, thanks gramps, " I muttered aloud despondently.
Just as I was about to close the file, I noticed one that was so over-exposed, Drew Barrymore would have been embarrassed! For kicks, I tonemapped it and the result was an image with this checkerboard pattern integrated into the elements. Now, most photographers would have uttered, "Shit! Another dud!" But, since I am not one of those and merely just own a camera, I blurted out, "Cool!"
Well, no sooner said...
Anyway, at the next Bando 'renkonti' (its French or something for 'meeting up and chatting about things' - a similar occurrence happened on Coruscant at the Jedi Temple), I will inquire just how such an abstraction befell my inglorious work of art (original photo) and maybe, if Matt pulls out a piece of paper and pen, while JW attempts to explain it in 'layman terms' (of course, Barry will just be oogling the girls meantime), I just might understand it!