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Image made for the Macro Mondays group's March 10 theme, "Socket."
Subject is an Adaptalux Control Pod with five sockets, each capable of powering an LED lighting arm. The pod is less than 2.5 inches wide.
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One of several sockets like this at the Cottonwood Grove Dance Pavilion in Marysvale, Utah. It began operations May 20, 1939. The dance pavilion later added roller skating to the dance activities as dance halls become less popular. After the dance hall closed it was used for occasional community events but it soon fell into disrepair and wasn’t used for many years. In recent years the concrete dance floor has been flooded with six inches of water and used for the now annual “Fish Rodeo” where 200 children wade in the shallow water and attempt to catch live fish with their bare hands.
and to the right the headphones socket behind the tiny rubber trap door
Macro Mondays March 10/25: socket
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USB-B Port on a Raspberry Pi shot for the Macro Monday group.
This weeks prompt is: Socket
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An opening on an ink converter connects the helicoid rod with the turning knob. This photo was taken with a Meopta Belar 50mm f/4.5. The lens has a square aperture, which is my closest approximation to the rectangular socket on the converter.
A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "socket". Not much you can do with a subject like that - this is a mains outlet in our kitchen.
A power socket in a museum, just above floor level on a green wall. The wall shows heavy signs of wear and tear because it is a play area for children.
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Eine Steckdose in einem Museum, knapp über dem Boden an einer grünen Wand. Die Wand weist starke Abnutzungsspuren auf, da sie als Spielfläche für Kinder dient.
These are the joint techniques I used for Protoman and forgot to upload. From left to right: Ankle, knee, hip.
The ankle can be modified for elbows. The base can use any ball socket.
The knee is the strongest type for its size. It has a good range of motion in a single plane and can be modified for many situations. Important to note, the perpendicular connector has to be weaker than the #1 connector (shown in white).
The hip can be used as a shoulder or wrist. Doesn't work well for ankles. It's the most compact and universal way to make this. If you need more strength, add ball joints and sockets. The only limit is the strength of the axle itself.
I bought a cheap socket set for a very specific purpose, received it and realised it was completely the wrong tool for the job! It's been sat next to me for months and I finally decided to photograph it yesterday and thought I'd try creating a creepy animal thing out of them today (I've seen this done previously using nuts) and so, here we have the Socket Serpent!
An AG1B flash bulb in the socket of a Kodak Ektamite flasholder . From the 1960s .
For "Macro Mondays" - "Socket".
Quick lil test photo with all the kits (and kitbash) I've painted so far. Feels nice to see em all in one place.
Messing around & took some shots of my old Pioneer DVD player before it got slung out. This is a HDR image
Its tricky getting back into the swing of things on flickr...finding grups where people are "active, socialable and the like ;)" Feel like a newbie again!
Electric contact shoe on an Agfa Optima Sensor 500 camera , from the 1970s .
For "Macro Mondays" - "Socket".
It wasn't her fault.
She makes sugar taste like salt.
And when she walked in the room.
You could hear your eyes rolling round in their sockets.
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