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Kitchen intruders
Posted by Steve Underhill on February 28, 2008 at 10:27 pmFound these lot in my kitchen tonight, making a right noise they were
all wakka wakka wakka wakka etc
Thought I had scous………… burglars in here.
damn pac man.
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Steve Underhill replied 16 years, 2 months ago 8 Members · 27 Replies -
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pacman? space invaders? you really should redecorate Steve
😉
Very 60’s
Peter
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I think pacman was invented in the very early 80s about 1982, and space invaders about 1979, but its ok theyve gone now.
Wonder if Ill see wonderboy or maybe some galaxians:lol1:
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Hope you don’t get asteroids, if you do you will have to build a little triangle shaped thing and fire full stops at the buggers
But for fucks sake don’t hit the thrust button or the hyperspace 😮
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The glow sticks are fading a bit, didnt come out too well.
Led torches are better.
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Looks like a ghost, cue Karl!!!
Wheres the triangle and the full stops??
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The green bit was meant to be the triangle, forgot the full stopslike i said the glow sticks were fading, it isnt photoshop, its done on a long exposure and with 2 glow sticks.
Ill buy an led torch and a laser tomorrow it works loads better. -
Your really bored, aren’t you?
OR have you had a few beers 😀 😀 😀
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No not bored, its something I have been planning to do with my photography, you can get some really good effects, me and my little girl were just messing about tonight but all we had was glow sticks which arent really bright enough to get a decent effect.
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I must admit though, the pictures are quiet unique. What sort of camera are you using there, and what length of exposure?. I love photography but I have never done any long exposures, I like taking the ‘still life’ kind of photos. I use a Nikon cool pix (can’t remember the number) but it takes good enough quality pictures for me to put though my digital printer with good results.
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canon eos 400d Sigma 10-20mm wide angle lens , F13 open at 15mm
exposure between 1 minute and 3 minutes.
Heres a first attempt at a butterfly by Jaye my 6 year old girl, I was impressed!
heres another, its quite fun actually.
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That second one is great!! I am going to have to investigate this style of photography, very impressed 😀
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I like the way even though I was stood there for like a minute and a half painting the guy and the doorway, im not visible in the photo.
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Going of thread Steve what is that in your hand in your avatar? (?)
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Its a massive banger, its from the fiesta in Spain I go to, you’re only allowed to buy them when the festivals are on, 18 euros for a box of 20, but man they sound like a car bomb, unbelievably loud, I’ve even seen one blow a massive wheelie bin to bits, (Spanish lads did that not me)
nobody ever gets hurt though, not like it would be here.
and yes, that photo is taken in spain, not one I smuggled back lol -
You’re not seen at all. Mmm I will get back to you with some of my expiriments
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I must say you look very proud holding your banger! 😉
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To be honest. I thought it was a chip. The chip from the Guinness Book of Records, not the longest but the most explosive
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It was just before I threw it at a bunch of spanish lads who had been letting the smaller quieter ones off under our hotel window for a good half hour, under 18s only get the crappy ones, they scattered like pigeons with a cat in amongst them. :lol1:
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Check out this bloke.
http://www.michaelbosanko.com/portfolio8407.html
Don’t know if this link will work???
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Some of those photos are featured in amateur photographer this month.
thats what gave me the idea, they are brilliant. -
When I was a full time commercial photographer, ( many moons ago now) we would some times use flash to light a big subject. We would actually paint the scene (usually interiors) with hand held flash strobes using the ‘b’ setting on the camera. ‘b’ is for Bulb which means the shutter is open from when you press the shutter release to when you release it. Great depth of field as you would have a really small aperture setting on the lens. Just walk around in the near dark and ‘paint’ the scene with the flash.
Great fun
Peter
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Do you still have all of your photography equipment Peter?
handcuffs, gags, ropes, bags of lime and shovels etc? :lol1: -
Sold most, kept the Lime tho’ never know when you might need it 😉
Peter
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