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The "take a picture" button on the iPhone is very sensitive. I didn't mean to take this one, but I like the colors, so... up it goes.
Girl, Goth, Gothic, Steampunk, Black, Brown, Gold, Corset, Dress, Blouse, Arm Guards, Cow Boy Hat, Hat, Goggles, Aperture, Aperture Blades, Gun, Wood, Metal, Barrel, Lion, Trigger, Necklace, Lipstick, Makeup,
I became involved with this project hoping to uncover a fresh perspective on the gun debate. My process included extensive research, one-on-one interviews (online and offline), a panel discussion and a visit to the local gun range to experience guns firsthand. See more at: www.victor-ramos.com
Part of my annual "Christmas in February" (because Marline and I buy gifts for ourselves from our income tax refund), this is the Cactus V5 Duo (wireless flash trigger) set that I bought for myself.
The box included two transceivers, two flash stands, four AAA batteries, two very short connectors and an adapter.
Tirgger & Bowler - part of the 'One Bowler Hat Project' idea I had (photo's of friends in a bowler hat we got at the fair).
I believe these are Stylidium graminifolium, but very open to hearing I.D. suggestions. This is the flower shot; see next for leaves. [Kanangra-Boyd National Park, NSW]
I loved the Tuesday Trigger photo over at Moxie Fab World and knew I had to play along this week. I took a very literal interpretation of the photo since I thought it was so great to start with, it didn't need anything else. I colored some stripes with different shades of purple/pink prismacolor pencils and used my waterbrush to get the watercolor look. I added a SU embosslits butterfly and a sentiment from SU Teeny Tiny Wishes. Thanks for looking!
The idea was to go for walks in the cities I visited in south east asia & shoot 'off the hip' using a remote trigger on a 5dii with 24-70 f/2.8 lens This way I could hold my camera as if i was carrying it & trigger with a small device in my other pocket. This way no-one was really noticing me take my shots; i just looked like a lost tourist.
the mechanical construction is completely up to you. just let the LED (little red light) point into the Photodiode (little black thing on top). As the pellet travels through the barrier, it will trigger the flash after the preset delay period.
Herre i used a small metal tube to slip onto the shaft of the gun.
In my second attempt at shooting P448 passing the old Ashland depot, I got itchy trigger finger and tripped the shutter just a hair too soon. Nonetheless, the results aren't bad.
Trigger was once a Republic Commando, bred to serve in an elite squad with his brothers. But during the battle of Geonosis, his job was short lived.
He and his squad had been tasked with the job of destroying one of the droid's underground factories.
They never got the chance.
Before they reached the LZ their gunship was shot down enroute to their would-be destination. All the clones died in the crash save Trigger, who was later captured by the droids, as he tried to get back to Republic lines.
After weeks of interrogating by the droids, they finally gave up on him, and sold him to some Trandoshian merchants, promising a high reward for any information they might squeeze out of him.
Onboard one of the slaver ships, unspeakable crimes were done to him. He was beaten every day by bloodthirsty trandoshian's hoping to receive the rewards the droids had spoken of.
Trigger's sense of duty, he later recounted, was the only thing that kept him alive.
Then, one day Trigger finally got his chance. The Trandoshian's had left him alone in the cell with a few other wookiees. He couldn't speak much of their, language, but they seemed to be of the same mind in their plans for a escape.
Working together, they killed all the slavers and took the ship for their own, and flew to Kashyyk where they left Trigger with a curious detachment of clones, called the 457th corps...
All it needs is an other handle and brush head - it'll be as good as new!
From the episode "Heroes and Villains" of the British sitcom Only Fools and Horses, where the character Trigger receives an award for saving the council money by using the same broom for twenty years, despite it receiving seventeen new heads and fourteen new handles.
Trigger: And that's what I've done. Maintained it for 20 years. This old broom's had 17 new heads and 14 new handles in its time.
Sid: How the hell can it be the same bloody broom then?
Trigger: There's the picture. What more proof do you need?
Here is the card that I created for the Tuesday Trigger.
I used HeroArts Floral Brocade-CG187 to mimic the pattern on the dress and I used Fiskars' Sunburst to mimic the border on the dress and shoulder design.
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This African Bush Elephant, Loxodonta africana, was photographed in Kenya, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.
I had a nice surprize today when the mailman asked for my signature for a package straight from Hong Kong. I wasn't expecting my new Vivitar 285HV and Cactus Trigger until Friday, so I was very excited to have them show up today!