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As I get older, I'm having a harder time remembering things from my past. By using "memory triggers", I can get back to memories of my past. I tend to see everything in terms of images and the triggers help me to see more. The above image has lots of triggers: a Griswold #3 small logo skillet reminds me of the years I spent traveling and collecting cast iron cookware, the cactus napkin holder reminds me of the many times we visited Sedona Arizona, the antique Pyrex cup reminds me of antiquing. Photography was a profession for forty-four years, now it's my biggest memory trigger.
Grass Trigger-Plant (Stylidium graminifolium) near Christmas Hills in the Dandenong Ranges, Victoria, Australia. Altitude 152 m amsl. Photographed on 6 September 2011.
En America le pusieron Frog (Rana), por que Kaeru significa Rana en japones, asi que tradujero, literalmente, su nombre.
Promo shoot with Minneapolis' Beautiful Trigger at Club Jaeger.
Strobist: Bare speedlights camera left and right. Bare speedlight on-axis lying on the floor.
Vivtar 285 back cam left for rim light.
White paper camera right reflecting the vivitar to illuminate the front of the trigger.
SB-600 high camera left to add more definition to the shape.
I used low camera angle to hide the harsh shadows on the backround.
Now I even have a setup shot.
A laser trigger was set up to take photos (and fire a flash) of everyone who passed through the doorway of the code.lab space.
The images were then sent to a computer which analyzed them as they were received and attempted to detect faces. (badly)
The S-Trig input has been changed from 2-pin Jones to a 1/4". This just begs to be converted to V-Trig.
Strobist: YN560@1/2 power in Apollo softbox, 9:00
YN560@1/32 power, gridded onto background
Cactus v5 triggers
Created this a few years ago. Not quite as topical these days, which means Palin isn't as topical, and that's probably a very good thing.
Tree Trigger Plant (Stylidium laricifolium) 5 km E of Olinda on roadside on Mt Coricudgy Rd, Rylstone district, New South Wales, Australia. Photographed on 1 October 1979.
Digitised from a slide. The original slide, which is of higher quality, is held.
USS Trigger(SS 237) was a Gato Class Submarine lost in Combat in the East China Sea on March-28th-1945 on her twelfth War Patrol.Her keel was laid down on February 1st-1941 at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard,She was launched on October-22-1941,sponsored by Mrs Walter N Vernou and was commissioned January-31st-1942.During her twelfth patrols,Trigger Sank 18 ships,totaling 86,552 tons tied with Seawolf and rasher for confirmed sinkings.One of her naval highlights was Imperial Japanese Navy Okikaze(Offshore wind) destroyer.Trigger received 11 battle Stars for WW2 Service and the Presidential Unit Citation for her fifth,Sixth and Seventh war patrols.This plaque is at the Independence Seaport Museum.I photographed it on August-14th-2021.
I have used the Trigger Tuesday image to inspire this birthday card for a friend's daughter. I used the idea of a household item, making the paper doily into an uncommon item, and the brown, teal and yellow colors. The dress and hanger are handcut by me. Thank you for taking a look!