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Shot these this past weekend before heading out of town. I edited them on my trip.
Strobist: 3 flashes. One modified camera left with an umbrella. One camera right, bare. One low, camera left for fill. Sun was very high camera left. Triggered with Ebay Triggers.
Earthquakes triggered by Nyiragongo eruption damage buildings, destroy property in Rubavu district / 25 May 2021
It was found in the street under a tree,. a box with a piece of old blue plastic and remnants of once green leaves and fruits. well discarded , passe ( title), but with a beauty.
I was always fascinated by typography and the labelling on industrials tools, weapons, ordinance and other such hazardous instruments is so beautifully pragmatic, so cold and so pure. It is form and function married in implacable alliance. To look at it it is to take it for granted.
Trigger plant, exact species unknown.
Remember - always care for the Alps, and leave no trace:
www.australianalps.environment.gov.au/caring/index.html
Credit Australian Alps collection - Parks Australia
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.
Triggered by StopShot from www.cognisys-inc.com . See equipment here www.flickr.com/photos/13084997@N03/3818938773/in/photostr...
Stylidium longitubum/roseoalatum
The trigger plants are just starting to flower in the damp areas and are so pretty.
shutter triggered by Michael McCain
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* 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.
I just tried out the Nikon CLS on the "front line". It seemed all right in the most of cases but the radio triggered flashes will be much better i hope. (just a few weeks)
Taken at NYVSC Sport Center, NyÃregyháza, Hungary
Cross-view.
Reworked 3D capture device for higher trigger sensitivity.
2 x D300
Beamsplitter system
2 x AF105/2.8D macro lens.
Fast IR laser detection, 50 us cycle @ 980 nm on the BPW41N with internal small bandpass filter. ADC convertion on the Attiny45, 25 us IR laser On, 25 us IR laser off. Detection if analog level between the 2 samples is above a programmed level.
Stereo base: 9 mm (515 pixels - 115 pixels as Toe-in --> 400 pixels shift for the 3D software on the sensor of 4288 pixels, FW = 75mm ).
Small Toe-in used ( 2 mm), so I lost a part of the image but the 3D images can be viewed easily.
ATmega328p + ATtiny45 ucontrollers.
Software: assembler.
Current photos of this apartment building trigger no memories whatsoever for me. It is obviously a complete modernization of the building we lived in, or perhaps a completely new building.
We moved here from 727 43rd Street, the Finntown neighborhood of Sunset Park. I do not know when we moved. At the age of 4 or 5 (ca 1938) we moved from here out to Lakeview, L.I.
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.
Converting the Photosnaiper 12 to work with trigger-activated shutter and my Panasonic G1.
Two Panasonic remote-controls. The one on the right is the official one and looks cheap, compared to the £3 one from Ebay... the thin wire, the thin plastic...
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic G1.