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'The Setup' at 'De Melkweg', Amsterdam on Tuesday, 11th of October 2011.
Band Members:
Kris - Vocals
Michiel - Bass
Serch - Drums
Raf - Guitars
Jef - Guitars
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I won an award at work today for my 2007 work performance...so, I did what anyone would do. Try to take a cool picture of it.
Strobist info: ISO-100, f/22, 1/250. SB-28 w/ blue gel (rosco 750) behind star on light stand. SB-800 w/ red gel (rosco 280) under the setup. Both flashes were at full power. For the platform I taped a piece of posterboard under a piece of plexiglass and placed it over the arm of 2 chairs.
A simple setup. Snooted flash pointed at the ring (adjusted many times to get a shape I liked). 1/16 power.
SETUP organiseerde op 8 februari 2012 de Utrechtse Nieuwe Media Borrel!
We had a blast!
Foto's door Dongwei Su
Setup for this shot for Macro Mondays:
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First time I have had the octopus clamp out in 4 weeks. (I have been doing macros, but they haven't required very special holding of things.)
Every individual making an origami bird to one making a giant robotic arm is considered a maker and Maker Fest celebrates this epiphany of innovators, creators and designers ranging from a weaving artist to a rocket scientist. It is the platform for people who create magic using the technology hidden under the roof. Stretching from every corner of India, it is all about developing a great maker community in the country where people can learn and share in depth about the art. It is a trigger to a giant explosion of creativity that buzzes inside every innovator to showcase the resourcefulness of possessed knowledge by implementing it to a greater use.
Maker Fest is the Indian continuation of Maker Faire hosted across America, Europe, Africa and Japan, among others. Maker Faire, which launched in California, USA in 2006, now hosts hundreds of thousands attendees twice a year across California and New York. It is the amalgamation of festivals celebrating the innovators and an art show with all the booths for inventors and demonstrations and workshops for attendees. Creators, artists and hobbyist across the country are invited to present their contemporary applications of ideas using the vast ocean of art, science and technology. Also, it is non-commercial and free for the public to attend.
Maker Fest monumentalizes not only the final product but also the learning and explorations one faced during the making of something new using the already established. Come together to build up an enormous community of Makers in India as India is renowned of having the greatest intellectual horsepower among other countries of world.
Ideate, build and share.
My typical time-lapse setup on the ski hill. This was my old Canon 20D - Now it'll be the 40D. The 70-200mm lens is attached. The entire thing is wrapped in fleece with warming packs, as it's often below freezing and the camera is out for several hours.
Of course the battery grip is attached and either the time-lapse remote or a regular manual remote. I have several different clamps and specialized tripod heads.
In this case I'm using a clamp-on tripod head. It's attached to a water pipe. Carrying a tripod on the hill is often a task, so using anything attached to the hill helps (telephone pole spikes, trees, pipes, etc.)
Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 1/126 @ 70mm going through Shoot-Through Umbrella
Camera Info: Nikon D100 | 28-70mm(Æ’/2.8) 46mm | Æ’/3.2 | ISO 200 | 1/100s
Setup for THIS
All event branding for the White House Project's EPIC Awards 2010 was designed by Hyperakt.
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The White House Project, a national, nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization, 501(c)(3), aims to advance women’s leadership in all communities and sectors, up to the U.S. presidency.
"Studio" setup for the dead moth macro shots. Eos 7D, Canon 15-85 IS EF-S, two auto extension tubes, Manfrotto tripod, Speedlite 430 EXII (usually hand-held at different angles). Flash triggered wirelessly from the 7D, whose flash acts as the master but does not fire.
Glasses on white mount board (I still can't find acrylic sheet or plexiglass :( )
SB-600 hidden behind and below glass setup and pointed at white foam sheet.
Temporary train setup for experimenting with DCC. Train is N scale kato F3 Rio Grande. Siding is programing track.
Yellowood Bene Müller Graphic;Prete Toothshape
ytrucks matte x1;BRR Trucks 2.0
Oak wheels Green Stuff; Flatface BRR Edition
The setup for my first strobist-style experiments. The sunlight through the patio door didn't enter into the picture as I blocked it with some white foam core that I was using as a fill.
Note super-nerdy Canon decal on the Macbook with which I was shooting tethered!
Foam core: $5 at Michael's (Canadian craft store)
Background: banner paper also from Michael's, $15 for 30" x 75'.
Setup for Pasta shot. Only the fork is missing. SB28 @ 1/64th through IKEA white cutting board triggered by Cactus V4.