STExplorers: The Atomic Calculator

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STExplorers: The Atomic Calculator sent on November 14, 2020 (16:06) by Jacopo Pasqualotto. 3 comments, 324 views.

, 1.3 sec f/32.0, ISO 25600, hand held.

STExplorers: L'Esploratore innanzi al pannello del calcolatore: la letale luce della fornace atomica illumina la scena filtrando attraverso il portello d'ispezione, mentre il nostro eroe, protetto dalla tuta spaziale, osserva innanzi a se' il raggio pulsante dell'occhio termoionico. ILLUMINAZIONE: Laser piatto da edilizia + torcetta a 4 led alimentata da 3 pile AAA alla estrema destra per simulare l'oblò luminoso della fornace atomica SET: cassa Dynaco dello stereo come sfondo piatto dove si staglia il raggio laser, pannellino I/O a lampadine retrolluminanti una lastra di ottone inciso di un vecchio calcolatore Sperry -Remington, base metallica fornita da una latta di olio siliconico per fotocopiatrici. OBIETTIVO: Micro-Nikkor 55 f 3,5 + PK-13 a f 32 su D700, settata a 25600 ISO per ottenere l'effetto particellare sul riflesso in lente della fornace. Reflex con PictureStyle "Contrast B&W" scaricato da www.Nikonpc.com. Jpg dalla scheda di memoria, Mano Libera, PP interna alla macchina. Fuoco sulle scritte.

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6 persons like it: Andrea Aquili, Fabio F77, Giagi17, Marcello VH, Pierluigi Fogliotti, Tizio_82

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Tizio_82

sent on November 12, 2021 (16:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

it's beautiful.
Yoo your photo may seem like a boyate to most but for me and for the kind of ideas I have in mind to develop it is fantastic.
Watch who developed research in a similar way to this during the pandemic, with the figurines of the little train ... www.nadavkander.com/ (oh well, I think he's one of the best in the world)!

Jacopo Pasqualotto

sent on November 12, 2021 (20:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you for your appreciation !!! :-D ... What ideas do you have in mind?
I looked at the guy's site in the link: where are the figurines of the train ? I can't find them in the menus :-|

Tizio_82

sent on November 14, 2021 (23:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

www.nadavkander.com/works-in-series/the-pause/single here it is.
I want to use macros, the world of the small, as templates for my photos. I cannot resort, at this stage of my life, to models and models in the flesh. The universe of macro photography does not complain, and I can create.

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