The only shot I like of the whole lot of my attempt to copy the gorgeous stylings of Flood is one that was just an attempt to gauge distance for focus on my toy fish in a glass without using flash. I see me second guessing and stomping around in frustration a lot until I get used to this new piece of newfangled equipment.

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND - JULY 04: Paul Dummett (L) has bloods taken by Craig Musham during a Newcastle United First Team Fitness Testing at the Newcastle United Training Centre on July 04, 2014, in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Photo by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images)

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distance test on the lens after firmware update ,normally at this distance these birds would be a blur ,quite pleased with this now though .

target distance 97.6 mtrs or 320 feet or 106 yards .enough to make me pleased with the results anyway

So proud of all of our students who worked hard to get ready for the April 2013 Belt Testing!

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Nic Hamilton testing with his AMD Tuning BTCC car at the Donnington Race Circuit.

Testing all of the lighting on BN-1 at the Illinois Railway Museum

Test test test... still looking for a good setup.. not easy !

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Hollywood Test Pilots a logo I created in photoshop. for more info got to: www.hollywoodtestpilots.com

Testing coz iPhoto Plus 4 keeps ruining my edited photos... lol :P

Anthotype coating test sheet

Dye is canned beets, diluted in whatever comes with canned beets. Supposedly just salt and water. The mixture was dripped through a coffee filter to remove debris. Alcohol was added to increase dilution.

Fuji instax 200

Test shot taken from bedroom window of Wills Tower.

I have just bought a Tamron SP500mm mirror lens, been fancying a long lens for a while but didn't want to spend big bucks or have a huge lens so looked at mirror lens. After some research most of the cheap no name versions looked rubbish & the Tamron consistently the best. After these 2 test shots I am quite pleased. Focusing is tricky and my few attempts at hand held were terrible but tripod mounted I think its pretty good.

Downer EDI/Reliance Rail Waratah Set "A8" is seen departing Clyde Electric Storage on test. A8 was running under test between Clyde and St Marys.

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Testing the Surly Moonlander at "a" gravel pit

test pieces for a black chromium finish on our stainless steel jewelry

Test shoot of Alice (Sept 2013).

My new siggy figgy :)

Nikon D600 + Nikkor AF-S 60mm micro

Test du capteur donc accesible en full size (Pas de grosses retouches, Dérawtisé avec LR 4.2)

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Test F1 Montmeló 2020

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Rollei35, Schneider-Kreuznach S-Xenar 3.5/40, FUJI C200

(Check out all the photos, and please leave any feedback :) I don't have many people around here for second-opinions.)

I want to make a dress! I have a beautiful blue pillowcase I'd like to use for the body and a large rose-colored fabric napkin I want for the upper portion. Inspired by suzdeth's tutorial for a smock top, I started working on this mock-up made of bed sheets a few days ago. Of course with a pillowcase there's only so much fabric to work with, so to get used to this, I cut out 2 pieces from the sheets that are the same height as the pillowcase and half the width of the pillowcase when seam-ripped and laid flat.

I think this design would look at lot better if the main part flared out from the top band instead of going straight down. Does that make sense? Right now, it's just a straight tube that's gathered at front and back to fit the top band. The pillowcase I plan to use is patterned so perhaps that will distract the eye from unslightly bunchiness? I don't want to put a contrasting belt all the way around because that would take away from the pattern on the front of my pillowcase for final version.

Questions:

1) Have fabric ties in the back?

2) Make flared instead of straight?

If I make it flare out, I will have to add fabric panels of some sort to extend the sides of my pillowcase pieces.

Changes that will be implemented for my final version:

>> longer straps

>> add a lining (these white linens will be the lining)

>> might add another panel to the bottom and tack on a few layers of black lace

The hovercraft belongs to the Canadian Coast Guard; new, and undergoing trails before joining their small fleet. Manufactured by Griffon Hoverwork.

This was a happy accident. We were doing a test flight and I looked up to see a photo opportunity.

test roll, yashica electro 35+fujifilm 200, times square nyc

Yashica Electro 35

Museo delle Terme di Diocleziano Roma

Chiostro del Michelangelo

Nikon D7200+Nikkor 50 f1.4D

Just got this lens, testing it out.

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Testing the Fuji 55-200 before purchase

Canon ED 50mm f/1.8 II back focus test

slightly front focusing, actually

Test tubes with colored lights on them.

A quick shot with my new camera. Just testing and getting to know it. I took it when the camera arrived but had to wait for a new card reader and then Christmas got in the way. The flash has caught her eyes a little bit but it was only the pop up so not too bad. This will be a big change from my little D60, a huge amount to learn.

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testing and getting used to the Sony RX100 in preparation for the vacations trip, so shooting to whatever I find on my way :-).. these are my classic Persol sunglasses… love them as much as I love the new camera :-P

PENTAX 6x7

SMC TAKUMAR 105mm F2.4

FUJICHROME Velvia 50(RVP 50)

Now we're getting someplace after an afternoon and evening of testing. Done just in time to watch the season 2 premier of the awesome HBO original series, "Rome." A grocery-store flower perched on my new Tokina 12-24 lens.

ADDED NOTE: I just tried replacing the translucent plastic sides with white posterboard, and I think that's the way to go. In other words ... just a big box with white insides seems to work best. I have use a flourescent lamp to illuminate the object, and I will set the strobe (or strobes) in the box with the Gary Fong diffusor and let the light bounce away the shadows.

So I will make another lightbox without holes in the sides. But I will cut a hole in the top and have a white panel I can remove for shooting down on objects. So that's tomorrow's project.