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This is the set up I used to make my bubble set with. A Similar set up with a second strobe was used for my peppers set.
Most expensive bit of kit here is the solid Oak Table... don't tell the wife! The Yuonguo range here includes a YN560 flash gun, RF603 wireless triggers (I have two pairs, enough for one camera and 3 flashguns) and a YN126 wireless remote release. All purchased from ebay for a total of £98. The Builders deadman is used for putting up ceiling boards but is a real flexible tool for fixing lights to- it can wedge between floor and ceiling or two walls quickly and effectively and cost less than £20 from Builders merchants. I did not use the spring clamps here but they are also very handy. The fish tank was made by someone who used the 'wrong' mastic and killed all his fish so I got it for a£20 note! Apparently tanks this size are £75.
I made a first set shot for my Brickfilm... How do you like it and do you think it is usefull or crap....because of tiles!
i have you tube channel, but it has not been very active. Going to make a big change to that soon...
This custom made dining set consists of a table 50" x 70"long plus 2-12" leaves that self store under the table. Shown with Valley Shaker legs.
Paired with 6) Christy side chairs, and in the background, a custom Shaker Buffet that measures 57"L x 40"H x 21"D. Features 3 slab face drawers & 3 rev. r/p doors
All in Hard Rock Maple/Michaels
ODC: set
Tough choice for this one as for the first time this holiday the weather was 'set fair' for the day, so I 'set out' to try to emulate one of my all-time fave shots - Wave Rider by Matt Coughlin, without a great deal of success, although I still got some great shots.
Whilst I don't have the crystal clear water or the blue sky and fluffy clouds (Cornwall is not Florida and never will be), I did get a great 'set' of photos, which I'll upload after I get some well earned sleep.
Exercise for Strobist with the Vivitars.
One backlight diffused 40cm 1/16.
One bounced on the ceiling 1/2.
Ejercicio de Strobist con los Vivitar.
Una de contraluz con difusor a 40cm 1/16.
Una rebotada en el techo 1/2.
67012 leads this set that is at Wembley depot undergoing routine maintenance during a night shift.
The power for the coaches is supplied by the dvt diesel generator at the other end.
This means that the loco stays quiet in the still of the night.
Whitehorse bridge is seen illuminated at the left hand side of the loco, the Ibis hotel can just be made out above the coach & Wembley Stadium lights up the area to the right.
2x Acer p193w monitors
Logitech "illuminated keyboard"
Logitech RX720 mouse
Icemat mouse mat
Logitech 2.1 speakers
Running: Intel i5 750 4xcore, 8gb ram.
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Portuguese review: oficina.blogs.sapo.pt/review-lego-75969-hogwarts-astronom...
Unboxing and speedbuilding video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCf_C9oKGUc
...is seen in her eyes. That is the setup of the lights, and clearly when looked at large.
Strobist info in the notes.
Special Set for BlytheCon Europe in Berlin.
Set consists of:
*Teal cape
*Wool hat
*Superlong blouse
*Mustard Lederhosen
Add a touch of subtle elegance to any room with the rich blend of sultry scents produced by the Stonehenge™ Travel Diffuser from the Archipelago® Excursion Series.
The set comes complete with everything you need including:
•A frosted glass vessel (1.6 oz) filled with Stonehenge™, a blend of Essential Oils and the Natural Fragrances of Smoked Cedarwood, Bergamot and Amber
•five (5) sets of disposable natural reeds
•a reusable sealing cap
When you arrive at your destination simply unscrew the reusable cap and carefully insert the wooden reeds into the opening. The natural reeds will absorb the fragrance oil and deliver long-lasting fragrance to any room. At the end of your stay, simply discard the used reeds, reseal the bottle tightly with the reusable cap, and pack it away for the next stop on your itinerary.
Warnings: Flammable: keep away from heat sources such as open flame, stove, or hot date. Do not allow oil to come in contact with furniture, luggage, clothes, or other personal items; oils may cause serious damage. Avoid contact with skin. Rinse thoroughly with soapy water if contact occurs. Do not ingest or use for cooking. Keep away from children and pets.
Swing set in fair to good condition, well made, very secure. NO CEMENT NEEDED -You pick up and haul- $50.00
Guyys..... My camera has broken :'( :'( when i put my memory card in it, it says it is locked, when it isnt... what ever card i put in it. So its the camera not the card :L and its christmas in 4 dayyys! :L i would do anything for it to be working christmas day :'( any ideas what might help? has this happened to anyone else? :L apart from taking it to the shop.
sorry ive been away for a while :L went to switzwerland for the weekend to see family :) it snowed there! But still no snow here :( had an amazing day with my best friend today :')
Hopefully my camera will be ok soon, i really have to take some proper photos reallllllyyy soon :(
hope you all doing well :)
Set to Mimic is a set of smart kitchenware that recreates tastes and smells of your food to your preference. By placing a noninvasive transparent gel patch with a microchip on your head, the plate and glass communicates wirelessly with your brain, to make you experience a taste or smell from the past by tapping in to your memory. That way you can eat a carrot but have the impression that you're eating an ice cream or a steak, which makes it easier to lead a healthy life.
Country: Romania
Designer: Sorina Răsteanu
University: West University Of Timisoara, Romania
Submission: electroluxdesignlab.com/2014/submission/set-to-mimic/
As cute as the full-set is... I'm mostly not into traditional Japanese outfits. This, despite the fact that the very first piece of clothing I made for my very first ABJD was a kimono-inspired little robe. It was the simplest, easiest thing at the time, what can I say?
Anyway, Mariko's Festival Set is up for grabs:
Included:
Wig / Yukata / Obi Belt / Waist Cord / Japanese-style Underwear / Adjustment Pad / Drawstring Bag / Zori Footwear / Plushie
Missing:
Hair accessory and panties
Condition: Items were tried on, but they are in good, clean condition.
The white Japanese underwear (sleeveless, under-yukata) could do with a little light ironing, on lower heat.
The wig could do with re-braiding (braids are loose), but is in otherwise good condition.
The plush looks like it hasn't been played with.
Everything else is in like-new condition.
Provenance:
The set came with the Volks DDS Mariko Summer Festival doll I just got from Y!J.
Price: $130USD + shipping
Thank you!
One of the more interesting things about the movie sets was the smallness of them. They were amazingly compact, and the buildings often wouldn't even remotely qualify as looking like a real building unless they are shot from a very exact angle. For instance, some houses had windows that revealed a 2 foot space, before the other walls on the side and rear. Of course, most of the sets weren't dressed, but it was fascinating seeing just how far the camera can trick the viewer on a several story screen.