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Progress, 2011 by Stefan the Cameraman

© Stefan the Cameraman, all rights reserved.

Progress, 2011

Blown by Malcolm Bull

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Blown

Changing the bulb in my oven, which had gone fut

Kaput #39 for the Treasure Hunt

BK3887 Encyclopedia Science Supplement 1973 412 by Eudaemonius

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BK3887 Encyclopedia Science Supplement 1973 412

BK3889 Encyclopedia Science Supplement 1975 137 by Eudaemonius

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BK3889 Encyclopedia Science Supplement 1975 137

Dandelion Octopuses by Barbara Brundage

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Dandelion Octopuses

DSC02077 by 1121585055

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DSC02077

incandescent lamp

BK3895 Encyclopedia Science Supplement 1983 331 by Eudaemonius

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BK3895 Encyclopedia Science Supplement 1983 331

Electric Brand Canned Goods: Golden Pumpkin, Label, ca. 1890s by Alan Mays

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Electric Brand Canned Goods: Golden Pumpkin, Label, ca. 1890s

See also enlargements of the left side and the right side of this electrically charged label for canned pumpkin.

Electric Brand Canned Goods: Golden Pumpkin

Electric Brand Canned Goods
Trade Mark

Packed by Olney & Floyd at Westernville, Oneida Co., N.Y.
S. & D. Co. Balto.

Electric Brand Golden Pumpkin

Electric Brand Canned Goods by Alan Mays

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Electric Brand Canned Goods

In this late nineteenth-century illustration from the label of a can of "Golden Pumpkin," a goddess of electricity is holding a battery and a lightbulb as lightning bolts radiate from the bulb. Two putti perched on nearby clouds are talking to each other on early phones.

See also an enlargement of the right side of the label and the full label.

Electric Brand Golden Pumpkin by Alan Mays

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Electric Brand Golden Pumpkin

The words "Electric Brand" on this label for a can of "Golden Pumpkin" are electrically charged, judging by the jiggly appearance of its letters and the lighting bolts emanating from them.

See also an enlargement of the right side of the label and the full label

A Fog Cladded Night by Sheikh Shahriar Ahmed

© Sheikh Shahriar Ahmed, all rights reserved.

A Fog Cladded Night

Not an usual sight in Buffalo.

2018, Buffalo, New York.

Lâmpadas incandescentes (Incandescent Lamp) by ygor.pena

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Lâmpadas incandescentes (Incandescent Lamp)

Brasil, 2025.

Moment by justingreen19

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Moment

Glow from a light bulb. San Francisco.

Justin
www.justingreen19.co.uk

Spritz à Sienne by Reunn

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Spritz à Sienne

Where's my burger? by photocles

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Where's my burger?

Galway

This is the first time I've used the Viltrox 28mm, f/4.5 pancake on my A7. I'm not a big user of 28mm lenses on FF cameras, preferring a narrower angle of view most of the time. However, I figured I would try it out and see what I got since the lens is marketed as a FF lens and not APS-C as I have been using it since day one.

This is a weird little lens. My particular 28mm, f/4.5 lens is stuck in firmware 1.01 because Viltrox's update app doesn't want to recognize the lens. I've tried it half a dozen different ways and there's been no success. Currently, Viltrox is on firmware version 1.06 for this lens. I suspect that some - but not all - of the weirdness I have encountered with it will be remedied when I finally succeed in updating the firmware.

The jury is definitely out on this one. I'm experiencing way too many oddities electronically and optically to feel comfortable trusting this lens even though I have some great pics from it. (I have a lot of them that are not so great and It's not me that was the problem!)

Browning 6V XENON 6 LED by blazer8696

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Browning 6V XENON 6 LED

This was my favorite pocket flashlight. It has red, white and blue conventional LED lamps and an incandescent lamp.The red is very nice for close up work in th the dark. The white xenon is not very bright and has a poor pattern. The blue is just bluem, not UV.

White LED by blazer8696

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White LED

This was my favorite pocket flashlight. It has red, white and blue conventional LED lamps and an incandescent lamp.The red is very nice for close up work in th the dark. The white xenon is not very bright and has a poor pattern. The blue is just bluem, not UV.

White Xenon by blazer8696

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White Xenon

This was my favorite pocket flashlight. It has red, white and blue conventional LED lamps and an incandescent lamp.The red is very nice for close up work in th the dark. The white xenon is not very bright and has a poor pattern. The blue is just bluem, not UV.

Blue LED by blazer8696

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Blue LED

This was my favorite pocket flashlight. It has red, white and blue conventional LED lamps and an incandescent lamp.The red is very nice for close up work in th the dark. The white xenon is not very bright and has a poor pattern. The blue is just bluem, not UV.

Red LED by blazer8696

© blazer8696, all rights reserved.

Red LED

This was my favorite pocket flashlight. It has red, white and blue conventional LED lamps and an incandescent lamp.The red is very nice for close up work in th the dark. The white xenon is not very bright and has a poor pattern. The blue is just bluem, not UV.