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I used a trigger to take photographs of my new machine in the yard before I start working it for real. It picks an eight tonne ingot mould up and holds it with a single lug without slippage. I had Schofield graphics applied a few days later. I take a lot of photos of new items so that I have a wide choice to choose from for any advertising that we might do in the future and because they don't stay shiny and new for long.
2012 Blade Trigger 12m Kite Review Part 1:
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The Trigger and Sean Flanagan winning from Ballyman Boy (Danny Mullins) in the "Emily Handicap Chase" at Tipperary - Alain Barr - 01.07.2020
model is tash
photographer is me
i am still learning and developing my own style but i appreciate all the positive feedback and encouragement.
this is part of the white room series in which i wanted to express some of what mental illness may feel like...
i suffer (have suffered?) bpd ..
"Studies suggest that individuals with BPD tend to experience frequent, strong and long-lasting states of aversive tension, often triggered by perceived rejection, being alone or perceived failure"
First time shooting at Brixton Academy but I am quite happy with the final results, more photos of Billy Talent to be uploaded soon.
Check out more photos and the review of the gig at www.alternativevision.co.uk soon.
See: he moved a bit, and now we see him holding the trigger, with the excited look on his face. This kid's going to be a photographer!
designed for moose hunting...so you don't have to remove your gloves when you want to pull the trigger. all the fashionable rage in Newfoundland.
Note the highly polished internals and the massive hammer springs. This spring design is much more relaible and less likely to break than conventional "V" leaf springs. Did you notice that the hammers are attached to their pivots on the trigger plate instead of the action?
I received my Adorama Flashpoint radio triggers. All I could think to do was shoot the cat ;-)
Nothing fancy here; I just bounced an old Sunpak 544 off the ceiling. I was using my old FujiFilm S9000. Even though it's old, and doesn't match the XTi, I paid a lot of money for it, so I figure I might as well use it once in a while. Besides, if the radio triggers malfunctioned I figured that I wouldn't be out my regular camera. I do like the idea of the S9000; it looks like a DSLR and has full manual everything.
There's really nothing here that I couldn't do with my ST-E2, infrared trigger, and my Canon flash, but being able to go full manual with the radio trigger means more consistent results and less excuses about what the computer decided the right exposure should be. I guess I don't have a 28mm lens that will focus this close, either.
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