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Odonus niger.
This is my second trigger (the first went carpet surfing) and both have been great additions to the tank. This one has been present for about two months.
On July 6, 2017, The Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company (NCWSC), with support from KIWASH hosted a Sanitation Sub-Sector Investment Forum which attracted over 160 development partners including the World Bank, Africa Development Bank, the World Water Council and local commercial banks such as Kenya Commercial Bank, Cooperative Bank, Barclays Bank, Equity Bank, ABC Bank, Commercial Bank of Africa and GT Bank.
The Sanitation Sub-Sector Investment Forum provided a great opportunity for the key water service provider to share with participants the potential opportunities in the sanitation sub-sector that are commercially viable for investment.
Eng. Philip Gichuki, Managing Director of NCWSC presented a portfolio of 40 sewage projects, which will serve and improve sanitation services in the city.
"Our portfolio of 40 projects will expand coverage to 800,000 city residents," said Eng. Philip Gichuki, Managing Director, NCWSC. “When we do not invest in sanitation, we are working against our own economic growth, our own health, social and economic goals,” he added.
About 81 percent of Nairobi’s population has access to safe water while only 46 percent have access to sewage services. To increase sewer coverage from 46 percent to 81 percent, NCWSC requires Kshs. 11 billion (US$ 110 million).
Representatives of commercial banks said they were ready to lend assistance to the WASH sector, as long as they were able to demonstrate operational efficiency and cost recovery leading to sustainability.
Metz 45CT1 triggered by on camera 430EX speedlight. Check out some other pictures of the unit and a schematic drawing on my photostream.
A Chiropractor performing trigger point therapy on the patient's gluteal region. Trigger point therapy helps to relax tense muscles, stimulates blood circulation, removes toxins and helps to decrease pain.
Courtesy of HSC Cheras Specialists Center
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I have always been fascinated by the noir style movies and photography. I decided to play around a bit with the style and lighting. I like the results, but there is a lot I learned and will be shooting another series soon.
Strobist:
Vivitar DF-383 + snoot @ 1/8 power - camera right
Canon 430 EXII + homemade snoot @ 1/4 power - camera left
Triggered via Cactus V5
My take on the DIY electric trigger
I added a 100 k parallel resistence to the wiring to reduce the sensibility on the pads in order to avoid cross triggering
* Throwing some light on the subject gave the image some extra "pop" *
The goal for this trip to Longwood was to experiment with off camera flash. I've had some RF flash triggers for awhile but decided it was time to do some experiments. The Nikon SB-600 was being used in manual mode. The amount of light hitting the subject was being controlled by three variables, 1) power, 2) direction, and 3) distance from the subject. In some cases the flash was set to 1/16th power and the intensity was still to much so the distance had to be increased. The camera was set to "P" and in some cases we had exposure compensation set to -2 which darkened backgrounds. These flash triggers do not support iTTL so camera settings were unchanged by the flash. No light modifiers or reflectors were used.
After self-triggered Barf #2 of the day (AAAAAAAAAAAAARGH), we basically strapped Dylan's arms down so he couldn't gag on his fingers. WTF, kid.
Nice to see that movie cowboy Roy Rodgers had his pistol and his trusty steed Trigger with him when he left his marks in the cement outside Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Hollywood in 1949.
This weather is something else. When will we have long periods of nice sunny days???
SB600 1/64th power triggered by Cactus V4's
Camera to left of model - hand held by Mommy - over exposed but I like the way he seems to be jumping out of the poster.
Strobist: Triggered with Canon ST-E2 using auto TTL. Canon 420EX on ground pointing at wall behind and a 550EX perched on ledge to light her from the right.