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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with gridded 7 inch reflector camera left. Triggered by Cybersync.
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with gridded HOBD-W overhead. Triggered by Cybersync.
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox overhead. AB800 with gridded HOBD-W overhead. AB800 with gridded 7 inch reflector camera left. Reflector at 6:00. Triggered by Cybersync
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Tree Trigger-plant. Clever trigger that hits the back of insects for cross pollination.
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In contrast to my previous post with its warm tones, this image depicts Copperhouse Pool at Hayle during the blue hour. It's just pity that there wasn't a golden hour to go before it, but then again, you can't have everything. I wanted to compose the image with the wharfe-side reflections fully included within the bottom of the frame. I then waited a few minutes until the ripples from passing vessels had settled before triggering this long exposure.
Got a bit carried away with this weeks theme of water.
I have done the classic water drop photoshoot before but always wanted to go back to it to try and improve my technique....
This little collection were all taken in 45 minutes before my batteries on my flash ran out for the second time.
Off camera flash fired at full power by radio trigger.
Which one do you like best???
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Ross Castle ruins, Killarney, Ireland.
I took this standing in the reeds to get as close to the scene as I could. There were several inches of water underfoot, or even over foot! The ground was very unstable and tripod management rather tricky! When I was back on terra firma I realised that I had lost a lens cap, and the trigger for my remote. I wondered if I could retrace my steps try to find them, but it was getting too dark and had a 30 minute hike back to civilisation, so I decided against it, cut my losses (it could have been worse!) and get back before nightfall. I do hope it was worth it LOL!
Macro Mondays theme: Pink
Thanks to everyone who took the time to view, comment, and fave my photo. It’s really appreciated. 😊
Time Machine
Photographs are powerful memory triggers. Certain images are literally like a time machine, propelling mind beyond the usual filters for logic to reach the emotional heart of your brain. This image was a black and white photo I shot on June 4, 1972. With a few commands using Google Gemini, and some work with Photoshop to clean up a few details that came out “wrong,” I found myself standing at this spot again---only with color film in my Yashica 35mm camera.
I was released from active duty in the Army on April 24th, and Wil and I left Sierra Vista, Arizona at noon that day. Freedom! We made the long trip back to Virginia, where our parents and other family members were there to greet us. Together, we had lived in both New Jersey and Arizona as I served my military obligation brought on by the draft. It wasn’t something I sought, but I was a good soldier, and now a veteran. The Vietnam War was winding down, but it had literally torn the country apart. With the draft now being considered again, and hostilities raging in the Middle East and other places, it’s too sad, and too familiar. “The more things change, the more they stay the same” is a classic proverb coined by French writer Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr. It suggests that despite major transformations or apparent progress, the fundamental nature of a situation—or of human behavior—remains constant. The play continues year in, year out, but the actors always change over time. We never really learn from history, so we’re almost in a “Groundhog Day” loop.
This Sunday afternoon, I had just finished a memorable meal with my grandmother, Bessie Yonce. This was a genuine homecoming to the roots of who I was as a young man. I had almost given up photography, but the purchase of the Yashica a few months earlier at the Ft. Huachuca PX brought back the urge to capture the images of railroading on film. I was still shooting mostly black and white film, so when I scanned this negative, the memories of that moment didn’t immediately hit me. Why not try AI to bring it back to the colors that were visible through my viewfinder at that instant? When the first AI image attempt appeared on my screen, I was stunned. It wasn’t perfect, but the minor imperfections didn’t matter. I was at the L&N engine terminal in Loyall again, and they evening light illuminated a stunning Appalachian scene of everything I ever loved about my home. I spent more time correcting and improving the image, but the effect was already riveting.
You’ll just have to forgive me for using digital technology to recreate this image as it might have looked with Kodachrome film. To me, at least, it’s a keeper. We can complain all we want about the “evils” of AI, but in such a limited and personal situation as my old black and white photo in 1972, it’s a winner.
Oops, I broke the staff room.
And the elevator.
And all the support beams.
And the guard rail to mark all the stuff I broke. Also I triggered the airlock. You should call maintenance I guess? Or jesus. Who knows. Also the air is getting really thin.
(Dont let me play with the plasma cutter! What were you thinking?)
-custom windlight
-custom particles
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-decorations are all from the space station kits by Process of Elimination
"When my time comes, just skin me and put me up there on Trigger, just as though nothing had ever changed." Roy Rogers
A macro view of the worn eraser on a Dixon Ticonderoga No.2 pencil. The frame spans 5⁄16 - of-an-inch across.
Strobist info:
The scene was illuminated by two Nikon SB900 speedlights positioned at 9- and 3-o'clock, one-foot above and two-feet away from the subject. The speedlights were fired in Manual mode @ ¼ - power through 24" x 24" Neewer soft boxes.
The SB900s were triggered by three PocketWizard Plus X's.
Lens: Vega 11U 50mm/f2.8 attached to bellows extended 123mm.
I saw this Singer sewing machine recently at a store and it triggered so many childhood memories. …… many households had one of these. Happy Sunday 😊
Today the smoke from the forest fires triggered a "hazard" alert, the highest level. When I got up at 4 am it was at 365, but it's dropped to 300 by this afternoon, still hazardous, but less so. I have an n95 mask, ONE, which I wore for the first time today. All of my other masks are triple layer t-shirt material masks. I took it off in the car, and promptly put it back on because I could smell the smoke. I have an air purifier which has been running non-stop in the house, I rigged another one by putting a hepa air conditioner filter on the back of a box fan, using stretchy cords to secure it to the fan. With the two fans, I have breathable air on one side of the house. But what about the birdies? They are on their own. The only birds I've seen today are woodpeckers, like this Northern Flicker. I haven't seen the little ones. Maybe the leaves of the trees give them extra oxygen. The sky is yellow and there isn't even a pale disk of sunlight.
Trigger decided to pose for his photo here. He is Bernese Mountain Dog and Heeler cross, and a great skiing companion.
This river emerges full force from the side of the cliff a short distance behind me, cutting the Malad Gorge directly into the flat desert floor. I couldn't help but remember all the westerns where a galloping horse is pulled up just before they fall into the canyon (or braking cars stopping just before the edge in contemporary movies).
And for renewable energy fans, note the tiny line of windmills in the distance.
(Idaho Trip #1)
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First try with my new toy ;) !
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_ Flash used SB-910 > 1
_ Flash place > inside car
_ Flash > not modified
_ Flash triggered with remote control
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Winter is over - yeah! My Vitamin D resources are exhausted, so i need SUN.
Strobist info: Added some flashlight from camera left under the flower, for fill light. Sony F42, triggered by camera commander flash.
Explored! #2, 06.04.2010
Unbelievable - i really wasn't sure if this is flickr worthy, i was thinking about uploading or not.
A spectacular head-on collision between two galaxies, known as Arp 143, has fueled the unusual triangular-shaped star-formation frenzy as captured by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.
The interacting galaxy duo Arp 143 contains the distorted, star-forming spiral galaxy NGC 2445, at right, along with its less flashy companion, NGC 2444, at left. Their frenzied collision takes place against the tapestry of distant galaxies, of which some can be seen through the interacting pair.
Astronomers suggest that the two galaxies passed through each other, igniting the uniquely shaped firestorm of star formation in NGC 2445, where thousands of stars are bursting into life. This galaxy is awash with new stars because it is rich in gas, the raw material from which stars are made. However, it hasn’t yet escaped the gravitational clutches of its partner at left. The pair is waging a cosmic tug-of-war, which NGC 2444 appears to be winning. That galaxy has pulled gas from NGC 2445, forming the oddball triangle of newly minted stars.
NGC 2444 is also responsible for yanking strands of gas from its partner, stoking the streamers of young, blue stars that appear to form a bridge between the two galaxies. These streamers are among the first in what appears to be a wave of star formation that started on the galaxy’s outskirts and continued inward. Researchers estimate the streamer stars were born between 50 million and 100 million years ago. But these infant stars are being left behind as NGC 2445 continues to pull slowly away from NGC 2444.
Stars no older than one million to two million years old are forming closer to the centre of NGC 2445. Hubble’s keen vision reveals some individual stars, the brightest and most massive in the galaxy. Most of the brilliant blue clumps are groupings of stars and the pink blobs are glowing gas clouds enshrouding young, massive star clusters.
Although most of the action is happening in NGC 2445, it doesn’t mean the other member of the interacting pair has escaped unscathed. The gravitational tussle has stretched NGC 2444 into an odd shape, yanking gas far from the galaxy. NGC 2444 contains old stars and no new starbirth because it lost its gas long ago, well before this galactic encounter.
Aside from the star formation in NGC 2445, another interesting feature that Hubble has uncovered is the dark filaments of gas in the starburst galaxy’s bright core. Those features may have been formed by outbursts of material. Radio observations reveal a powerful source in the core that may be spearheading the outbursts. The radio source may have been produced by intense star formation or a black hole gobbling up material flowing into the centre.
It’s not uncommon for star formation to occur in the cores of galaxies, driven by interactions. Plenty of gas from galactic encounters flows into the centre, which can trigger the birth of new stars. Outflows from these stars can drive material out, but the dust created by these outbursts blankets the core and other regions throughout NGC 2445, making it difficult for Hubble to study in visible light.
However, the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope will have the infrared vision to peer through the dust covering these regions to reveal the young star clusters that are hidden from view in visible-light images. In this way, Hubble and Webb will provide the full census of stars in NGC 2445. The census will help astronomers answer questions such as what the star-formation rate is, how long it takes for stars to form, and whether the starburst in NGC 2445 is fading or just heating up.
Studying young, massive star clusters still embedded in their dust and gas cocoons is important for understanding how star formation affects the evolution of galaxies. Massive stars that explode as supernovae enrich their environment with chemical elements heavier than hydrogen and helium.
The Arp 143 system is listed in a compendium of 338 unusual-looking interacting galaxies called the “Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies” published in 1966 by astronomer Halton Arp.
Credits: NASA, ESA, STScI, and J. Dalcanton (Center for Computational Astrophysics/Flatiron Inst., UWashington); CC BY 4.0
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox overhead. AB800 open behind backdrop of white faux suede.Triggered by Cybersync.
The pirate fires his musket, vanishing into a billow of smoke. Pirate Day in Faversham, 5th July 2026.
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