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Moxie Fab World Tuesday Trigger
My card was inspired by the sewing elements in this week's trigger. I wanted to include hand stitching on the card and a lace trim, as well as a few hexagons from the pincushion. I selected only a few colors from the photo for my finished card.
Play along at:
www.moxiefabworld.com/2012/08/tuesday-trigger-pin-therein...
Supplies: Patterned paper: My Mind's Eye (Follow Your Heart), Stamp: My Mind's Eye (The Sweetest Thing), Twine: My Mind's Eye (Follow Your Heart), Cardstock: Stampin' Up (Soft Suede), Stitching template: Bazzill Basics Paper, Punches: Eyelet border - Martha Stewart, Hexagon - Creative Memories, Corner Rounder - EK Success
(Photo was actually taken 9/4/2012, not 1/1/80 as shown.)
Nikon D300s w/ Nikkor 85mm f/1.8D lens @ 85mm - 1/125s - f/1.8 - ISO 110
Edited with Lightroom 3 and Photoshop CS5.
SB-600 in 18" Beauty Dish camera left. Fired with radio triggers.
This picture was taken for me by River at my request. This is her Flickr account link. www.flickr.com/photos/wytchkraaght
Decided to buy 3 of these Phottix triggers. I got 3 triggers for the price of one Pocket Wizard trigger!
Muestra fotográfica "Imágenes de la Revolución Mexicana", perteneciente a la colección y archivo Casasola, el más formidable reservorio de imágenes sobre la historia mexicana desde comienzos del siglo XX. Centro Cultural Bernardino Rivadavia, Rosario, Argentina.
The objective of the trigger finger treatment is to dispose of the swelling and bolting and permitting it full and agony free development of the trigger finger. Its regular treatment incorporates night splints,anti - fiery medivations and steroid infusions.
Primarily grows in the Australian alpine region.
More info at http://asgap.org.au/s-gra.html adn Wikipedia
The Gadget Infinity PT-04 radio flash trigger transmitter aerial extension is here being photographed in close up. A piece of A4 paper with the corners trimmed has been rubber banded to the flash to act as a bounce card to give a soft overhead diffuse illumination to the electronic insides of the transmitter. The resulting image can be seen here.
The tripod is not necessary for time because the flash is short, but is necessary to hold precise focus given the very limited depth of focus available in macro shots like this. Not to mention the rather unwieldy weight of camera, flash, and bracketry :-)
The camera was set to f16 for maximum depth of field.
A photograph of the same strobist set up from the side can be seen here.
Original IMG_1315
Vanity did not realise that if one became too narcissistic and vain, that she would encounter her evil doppelgänger through the mirror portal, which would bring misfortune to her “perfect” life. A long taloned hand drew through the mirror vortex and clawed at Vanity’s long ebony hair in a motion like that of a preying vulture.
www.bostonmagazine.com/corporate/subscription_services/ (click Send a Gift Subscription) When I submitted this form, I got 'Please enter a valid format for Send Date.' After 8 tries, I never cracked it. Customer service had no idea and suggested I subscribe by phone. At that point, my cost in time outweighed the benefit (sorry gift recipient!), so I gave up. Is there a TimeOut Boston?
Hair: Usagi Society - Suki
Sleeves&Top: - TRIGGERED - Fiona Set
Panties: MUSE - Bulge Thong
Stockings: Lunar - Nora
Shoes: Lyrium. Kuro Platform Boots
Tattoos:
upper
DAPPA - Sauron Tattoo.
DAPPA - Jinzo Tattoo.
leg
.: Vegas :. Tattoo Ryota A
Bellypiercing; Vibing -- suckit piercing
Choker: Eclat - Velvet Choker
Necklace: (Yummy) Nevermore Layered Necklace
Earings:
RAWR! Kirsty HUMAN Earrings
e.marie // Nami Earrings
Wishing you and yours the best Holiday Season.
Strobist Lighting info:
3 flashes,
2 285hv @ 1/16 power behind each laptop pointed at the screens. Cactus v2 triggers.
sb800 @ 1/32 power with 1/8" honl grid and black gobo around 3/4 of it, just a wedge at top open, behind macbook pro aimed at baby's head. optical trigger.
PP in Lightroom and Photoshop.
With apologies to Carole C if she didn't call it that - Dennis said she did, but one thing not in dispute is that surprisingly it was Carole's first trig pillar.
We had a stunning day and views for the recce - the day of the walk was greyer, damper and windier.
Aniruddha Sharma, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Carbon Clean Solutions, United Kingdom at the India Economic Summit 2016 in New Delhi, India, Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
I hit the "color restoration" button on my scanner to capture the purplish undertones in the background. (The original is more of a mint green rather than pine. I thought the darker hues accompanied the content of the entry much better.)
I loved how it had the dots and hairs to blend in with the trigger plant buds.
Possibly Helicoverpa punctigera or
Once I took the trigger spring out, cleaned it thoroughly and put it all back together I found that I was right about the trigger not catching was cause by grime and not some mechanical defect. The trigger catches every time now with perhaps a 10 pound pull.
Strobist:
1x Nikon SB600 @ 1/16 in a Lumiquest SBIII, subject high left @ 45 degrees.
Triggered via Cactus v4.
I just get my first, wireless triggers, today..
New world for me.. Will see.. :-)
One flash from the right at 1/4, and one behind low, at full power..
There’s quite a lot going on in this photo. In the centre is a Trigger Plant, possibly Stylidium androsaceum. There are also Drosera sp. in the mix. On the far left of the photo you can see an assassin bug perched on the Drosera. I recall reading about these insects as one of the only bugs that can navigate the arthropod-devouring plant without getting stuck. It takes advantage of the insects that *do* get stuck on the plant. And then on the far right of the photo are the antennae of a grasshopper (I think). I did not notice the insects until I looked at the shot on the PC! [York, Western Australia]
These amazing plants line my regular trail run. They have a trigger that goes off when the insects land depositing the pollen onto the insect. Amazing how all this comes together. Clever design!
Trigger Mechanism. The mechanical cable release, trigger by the Bencini Universal Pistol Grip, triggers a digital Nikon remote release (Nikon D-90, Nikon MC-DC2).
The NikΩmega TTV910 through-the-viewfinder camera, using a Nikon D300 with AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm F2.8G as top camera and an Omega Eikon as the bottom camera
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2010, All Rights Reserved
Photo Credit Laura M. Beauregard, USFWS - April 2010
Yellowmargin triggerfish (Pseudobalistes flavimarginatus), 20" long. Photo taken at 10' depth at Palmyra Atoll
COOLPIX P7000
SB-600 + Westcott Mini Apollo
SU-800 (CLS Trigger @ TTL)
Zoom @ 18.1mm (85 mm equivalent)
Manual Exposure Mode
1/2000 @ ƒ/4
ISO 100
Picture Control: Monochrome + Green "filter"
I was messing around with my P7000 while in Park City, UT for work.
I was hosting a hands-on loaner/training for some store associates. During our downtime, I pulled out my P7000 and starting making some images.
This is my very great friend, Bill. He is less than a year from retiring from Nikon. I am relishing every chance I can get to work with him.