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Another image from todays visit to Spurn Point..... Did loads of welding glass stuff gaining (at some points) a 10 min exposure....quite like the contrasts between the sky and the forground.
hanging out with the boys of the metalshop while they did some welding and plasma cutting and other things involving sparkly lights.
stills shot with a canon 20D and edited with imovie.
music: Ólafur Arnalds
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The second image in the WELD series all taken using a homemade welding glass filter......i hope in the future to gather enough images to produce a book or something......i would love other users input/thoughts on these images Thanks
First attempt welding with the SEL1018. f/9, 31 seconds, iso-100, SEL1018 15mm. Lightroom 5 and VSCO film pack 3.
A welding photograph in the workshop where I've been working on my Master's project. More later. Hope you're all doing great! Cheers.
My first experiment with the welding glass filter. I wanted to get a handle on exposure before I ventured too far with it so I took these over a coffee in Liverpool.
Apart from needing a slightly shorter exposure to make the bus streak a bit more recognisable I'm pretty happy with this one. Thanks to the unwitting model for holding his pose for the full 16 seconds.
My son Nick bedecked in protective clothing and politically incorrect helmet, here welds a table leg.
Welding effect kit comes with two Pico LEDs (one cool white for the welding torch and one warm white for the material being welded), cables and adapters, and a pre-programmed effect controller with synchronized welding effect.
Out today having more fun with my one pound piece of welding glass.Took it up to a place called Aber Falls. Bit cold stood in the water tho!!!
We love to photograph old rusty bits and pieces we find on an urban exploration. Like this rusty shackle that has been welded to the pole.
This was a "close your eyes and shoot" sort of thing. Lots of welding in the shop @ work and it's hard to not get your eyes burned when you step behind the "welding shields"
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A SEPTA employee is hard at work making weld repairs to rail in the intersection of Elmwood Ave and Island Ave. Though the trolleys were not running through here while he worked, the road traffic was still very heavy, making a rapid repair necessary!
During WW II, it wasn't just office jobs that women took on. Here, employees of the Strasburg Railroad are engaged in a welding project, just as they might have done during the war.
As welded rail train 97Q shoves back into the New Bern yard to call it a day, it passes by a MoW siding made up of the predecessor to welding large sections of rail together: classic jointed rail. If I remember correctly, this was actually where the ACL's line from Wilmington ended and met the A&EC (don't quote me on that).