10 Second Timer (Dash) Self-Portraiture With a Timer
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A corner apartment building I saw on Lafayette St in Manhattan.Sorta fits like puzzle piece in the larger building (or vice versa since the smaller building came first).The Puck Building and the chateau firehouse I showed you are also on Lafayette St which was named after the American Revolution War hero Marquis
du Lafayette.
I love to catch this tree in the changing seasons each year. I have a capture from one winter that still ranks as one of my favorites of all time. I find myself going back there from time to time to check in and see how she’s doing. This is from a few weeks ago while it was still officially summer. I had the idea to capture us together. 10 second timer so I could get in the shot.
Smithville Lake, Missouri.
Mike D.
Polarized light.
Water timer, uses two penguins to indicate time lapse. . When the top one reaches the center, time is up. The water and oil effects the polarizing; results vary each time I shoot it.
Vintage Technology
Crazy Tuesday
(Old Tech-Worked great and has only one purpose. No battery or power needed, and I need not tap the screen like my Fitbit for timing info! it is definitely not like a Fitbit.)
This place is whats known locally as the Nine Arches going towards Earlstown in St.Helens.I'd had the idea of trying a shot here for a while,just needed some misty conditions.........,which came yesterday morning :)
Set up on a tripod with self timer,thats me in the shot having hastily run in to provide a focal point!,took a couple of attempts as I wanted to make sure I was within the arch ;)
Thanks for looking,
Chris.
A rare find, up in the Lasithi Plateau. Rare too was the amount of snow up there. I wonder what story's you have to share.....
The Idiom known as...
Putting All Your Eggs In One Basket.
Well.. I had to add a couple more just to fill the frame... Bet you can't guess which ones are the odd ones out.
Improvised long exposure shot from this evening's walk home from work - I didn't have the tripod with me, so this was setting the timer then sitting the camera on the stone ledge of the bridge over the canal, looking east past the modern townhouses and house barges, toward the historic Leamington Lift Bridge, with recent new buildings visible on the left.
yes, I keep going through my Paris files and I still seem to find pictures which I've forgotten about :)
.. I just loved this old white Citroen, it took me dreaming to other times:)
Prompt: wide angle shot, the word "Old Timers" and an illustration of three classic cars, painted in blue, red, black, and yellow colors, in the style of an old-school, 3D effect, photorealistic style. --ar 13:7 --v 6.1
Digital fine art was created using Midjourney AI v 6.1 and Photoshop
"A new wheel and the truck of Mrs Miller from the the library is ready to go!"
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My third Iron Builder round versus ForlornEmpire is going on!
Seed part is the Iron Builder round versus Track Switch 9V in yellow and was used here 16 times.
Based on the car I designed, I built this garage to give it a worthy home. Had much fun with all the details laying around and playing around with light a bit!
For some of us locals and old-timers, this shall forever be known as the Sears Tower. Kids and foreigners know it as the (shudder) Willis Tower
Sadly, there's not much left of the great retail empire other than a website and a handful of stores.
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A relic of a different age and it is not just my hands.
A old-time essential darkroom interval timer, it is still a wonderful thing.
I finding it a difficult task breaking apart my much loved conventional darkroom apart and disposing of all the superb equipment I had bought over the years. Still I have nearly finished now and there has been nothing cathartic about this action at all for me - just the lovely memories.
'Old Timer', a Marshall General Purpose 10 ton Traction Engine, Works No. 37690, built in 1902, on route to Drayton, South Oxfordshire, for a meeting of the National Vintage Tractor & Engine Club (Thames Valley Group).
We had a short holiday camping in Girraween National Park - paradise for hiking, landscape photography and wild flowers.
The first series of photos: The climb of Pyramid.
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A green classical car is bathed in gorgeous golden light as it chugs down Paseo del Prado in Havana.
To view & purchase my best images please visit my website at www.jasonwells.co.uk.
EXPLORE June 22, 2014 - Best position: #22
50's style kitchen displayed at the Smith House Plantation in Roswell, GA
A few more improvised night shots of Boroughmuir High School, by the Union Canal, at night.
I was walking home from work, so wasn't carrying the tripod, just set the timer on the camera and sat it on railings and tops of gates to steady it, and crossed my fingers (sometimes that works, sometimes it doesn't, but not like I am wasting film by trying!)
veteran car - before 1919 / vintage car - 1919-1930
....die Baujahre sind mir nicht bekannt...vielleicht sagt man besser old-timer :-)
Almost 5 years ago we were married in this exact spot. Now we wait for the newest member of our family to arrive...
Polaroid SX-70 w/ self timer
Artistic Time Zero (ATZ)
expired 10-2009
Pine Point, Maine
273/365,
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NO 302,
red, brown, crop,
Plastic, tan, roof
High Speed,
Length, 6.5 cm,
Hand held,
Made in China,
1/64,
Reader's Digest,
Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia
High Speed production initially began in Hong Kong in 1979. They later moved their production factory to Macau and as of 2006 were again located in Hong Kong. They are now known as High Speed Metal and Plastic Products Manufacturing Co Ltd.
Usually seen in Readers Digest packaging but many other mail order companies used them too, they have survived in huge numbers despite said frailties because invariably they were bought by adults.
Tripod, 10 second timer.