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Strobist: Sunpak Auto 120J with Norman wide-angle reflector and diffusion sock, high to camera left, pointing straight down and feathered to the left. Sunpak Auto 26SR with DIY 10 degree grid to camera right, pointed at the tip of the flower. Triggered with PT-04TM wireless triggers.
... Hobby Horse to the Trigg Morris, striding most purposefully towards the proceedings.
Sad to say, I missed the best shot of the evening, which was Trigger nearly pushing Mrs W into the harbour, a few minutes later.
Pics taken at event #2, June 18 2014, Wentzville, MO. Classes include Mega Truck and Open. Full rules at www.showmescalers.com
Ric's best of 2010-2011 underwater, taken at Mergui Archipelago, Burma Banks & Similan Islands. ©Thailand Dive & Sail
These plants have a sprung part on their flower when touched by an insect it snaps over to aid pollination
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)
This composite image, combining data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and Spitzer Space Telescope shows the star-forming cloud Cepheus B, located in our Milky Way galaxy about 2,400 light years from Earth. A molecular cloud is a region containing cool interstellar gas and dust left over from the formation of the galaxy and mostly
contains molecular hydrogen. The Spitzer data, in red, green and blue shows the molecular cloud (in the bottom part of the image) plus young stars in and around Cepheus B, and the Chandra data in violet shows the young stars in the field.
The Chandra observations allowed the astronomers to pick out young stars within and near Cepheus B, identified by their strong X-ray emission. The Spitzer data showed whether the young stars have a so-called "protoplanetary" disk around them. Such disks only exist in very young systems where planets are still forming, so their presence is an
indication of the age of a star system.
These data provide an excellent opportunity to test a model for how stars form. The new study suggests that star formation in Cepheus B is mainly triggered by radiation from one bright, massive star (HD 217086) outside the molecular cloud. According to the particular model of triggered star formation that was tested -- called the radiation-
driven implosion model -- radiation from this massive star drives a compression wave into the cloud triggering star formation in the interior, while evaporating the cloud's outer layers.
Different types of triggered star formation have been observed in other environments. For example, the formation of our solar system was thought to have been triggered by a supernova explosion. In the star-forming region W5, a "collect-and-collapse" mechanism is thought to apply, where shock fronts generated by massive stars sweep up material
as they progress outwards. Eventually the accumulated gas becomes dense enough to collapse and form hundreds of stars. The radiation-driven implosion model mechanism is also thought to be responsible for the formation of dozens of stars in W5. The main cause of star formation that does not involve triggering is where a cloud of gas cools, gravity gets the upper hand, and the cloud falls in on itself.
The Trigger is a great success on the street scene in different European countries and in San Fransisco. The brightly coloured three-wheeler scootercar is an increasingly common sight. In some places the little cabrio, which has a maximum speed of 45 km/h, is really becoming all the rage.
A bit of history
Since August 2006 Trigger Cars has undergone a considerable change. It has become part of the Fox Group and now shares a location with Fox Products in Dedemsvaart in the Netherlands. All purchasing and sales activities worldwide are co-ordinated from the Netherlands. The Trigger itself is made in the Czech Republic.
june 19, 2010 / toronto island concert
pavement, broken social scene, band of horses, beach house, timber timbre, toronto revue (featuring the beauties, flash lightnin' and zeus)
So I enjoyed my weekend to my self last week so much that I have decided to have another one!
I normally travel home for the weekend but it has been becoming a bit much as it leaves me tired. So last weekend I decided to stay here and chill out and I thought I would give it another try.
Plan of action for tonight then is a few beers and a couple of dvd's.
***Strobist Info***
SB28 with green gel to camera left at 1/32 and an SB800 with blue gel to camera left at 1/8. Fired wireless through ebay trigger.