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i am really disappointed by the result: black is grey, print is distorted and blurry. next time i will order from my common frontpanel provider.
I'm far from happy about this little sequence (bad focus, terrible frames...), but that was my first try, so no biggie. Big thanks to David "Guinea Pig" Bonjour, though. What a trooper! !
Trying to upload a sequence for the first time. I dont think it'll work too well.
Jordan Cedoz doing a fakie feeble 270 out on the spine at the rec.
shot a sequence of a common garden spider capture and rap a white butterfly. the markings on the back of the spider although being common are quite amazing..
Body size
Female to 18mm; male to 9mm.
Appearance
Female (photo) usually recognised by a cross of pale spots on the abdomen which varies in colour from beige to brown, brick-red and black. Carapace brown with a dark central band. The spiny legs are banded light and dark. The smaller male rarely bites.
Habitat, range and season
Woodland, scrub, and gardens of all kinds (often enters buildings in the autumn). Very common in the Northern Hemisphere: Europe and much of Asia to Japan; also parts of N America. Adults occur from June to November; the young emerge from the egg-sac in spring (they appear yellow, with a black pyramid mark).
Took a hike to the jumps in the South park in Tremblant last year after the station was closed to just enjoy a little sunset fun. Would've liked to stay later and have actual sunset pics, but the snow was getting pretty hard and since the hill was closed, nothing was groomed, so decided to book it early... This was the best sequence we got that day I guess. Not excellent as it was choppy as f... on the inrun, but whatever...
Photo: M. Kelemen (bottom left of pic)
Skier: Me (right of pic)
PP: Me
This guy has a pretty awesome transformation sequence - great engineering. I'm not a huge fan of Bayformers (the Michael Bay movie version of The Transformers), but I really like the Transformers: Prime show. It seems to strike a nice balance between Bayformers and G1.
I'm glad Hasbro made this Voyager Class version of Optimus, because I really didn't like the design of the Deluxe Class one... Still waiting for Megatron!
Video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMu7v-JxcMU
The Shroomtronic is a small hand held noise-making sequencer that allows you to create a bank of 4 sounds, that can then be tapped out in real time or put into a sound loop.
A video produced by the California Army National Guard commemorating more than 20 years of a Partnership for Peace program with its European counterpart, Ukraine.
First time I've done a series of sequence photos without a tripod. Didn't turn out too bad, if I do say so myself.