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I watch this fella weld every day. I always felt there was a picture to be had in that vivid light and colorful smoke.
A BNSF welder repairs the maganease steel frogs on the high speed crossovers at West Riverside in 2001.
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Thanks to Talk Photography I've found you can buy a ND10 filter for £2. Its actually a welding glass filter and has a bad green tint, but thats fixable with custom white balance. For £2 its worth playing with.
Further shots here and the ebay guy I got mine from. Here's hoping for a decent dusk tonight. This would be perfect.
Three welders in Coquitlam working in tandem, welding the tall steel columns together for future supports of the train station. To get this shot I held my camera up over the blue curtain and randomly shot a few frames and hoped for the best.
Em uma embarcação a serviço da Petrobras.
Perto do Mercado Central de Aracaju e do Terminal Hidroviário.
Da orla da Praia da Atalaia dá para ver várias plataformas de petróleo, mas infelizmente mesmo com o zoom máximo não consegui tirar uma foto legal de dia já perto do final da orla, talvez se eu tivesse andado até perto da água [e de noite] tivesse dado para tirar uma foto legal usando tripé e talvez longa exposição.
Mas nem mesmo consegui andar até a praia, fiquei só na orla mesmo... :P
While she was welding, I couldn't look at the fire with my bare eye, so I had to put my welding mask on which made it so I couldn't see my view finder at all. My photographs came out perfectly despite that I couldn't see anything.
PLEASE! I beg of you, PLEASE view this larger by clicking "L" on your keyboard, or simply clicking on the photo above.
Welder in welding enclosure at construction site of 270 Park Street -- JP Morgan's future headquarters.
Critters welded to the door of a remarkable truck; see www.flickr.com/photos/ticky/3245572 in the Stereophotos set.
Aimee Hinton works on a project in her welding class at the Davis Applied Technology Center in Kaysville, Utah, Tuesday, July 19, 2005.