Going strong
Going strong
Canon 500D, EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM, full EXIF here, PAD slideshow here.
Woodworkers talk about "Makin' sawdust," as if that's the point of working in the shop. It does sometimes seem to be the only result.
I keep a cutoff wheel on my old chop saw so I can cut metal, and it makes interesting sparks, so I thought I'd try to capture them. I couldn't use flash, since freezing the action is the opposite of what I wanted. This is using only the overhead fluorescent lights, plus, of course, the light of the sparks themselves.
C&C most welcome.
Cheers,
Rick
Unfortunately, no, the old mastoid infection has flared up over the last few days so I silently withdrew. I am really enjoying seeing the work you are all putting in and there are some fine images shaking out of this exercise.Going strong
Steve
Hurry up - I want my morning tea!
There were a couple of guys messing about with the wires this morning, so I shot 'em when they couldn't come after me.
Creation date: 9/07/2010 12:24
Camera: NIKON D80
Lens: Tamron SP AF 28-75mm F2.8 XR Di LD Aspherical [IF] Macro
Focal length: 66*mm*(equiv. 99*mm)
Aperture: F6.3
Exposure time: 1/640"
ISO speed rating: 200/24°
Program: Aperture priority
Metering Mode: Center-weighted average
White Balance: Auto
Focus Mode: AF-C
Noise Reduction: Off
Flash: Flash did not fire
Many thanks to the well wishers. I seems to have worked...that and the antibiotics kicking in...I feel much better today and I get my iMac back tomorrow.
Colin I agree with Rob but would add that it appears to be frost on the rear screen before switching the heating elements on
Steve
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I was rushed today (hard to say that when you are retired). This one took me about 15 mins, including setting up, shooting (one shot) and editing. Used the Panasonic G1 - what a brilliant little camera for £500. Anyone want to buy a 5D?
PAD gallery
EXIF
I'm glad you're feeling better, Steve: no reason not to join back in, is there?
I like the guys on the cherry-picker, Kit: lots of intersecting lines, and the one guy kind of standing back. I imagine they're careful of each other so as not to push the other guy into the hot line.
Cheers,
Rick
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