More Moors
16.02.11
I was back on the moors again tonight, this time "bah bird" (Yorkshire talk for "without girlfriend"). This time I wanted to experiment on a larger scale, attempt laser rotating with the blades and illumination with the aid of acetate. It was a lot darker tonight, no moon with a low cloud cover and the turbines didn't illuminate as well as they have on previous occasions. After a couple of hours the fog and rain coincided with the charge on the large lamp expiring.
If I'm going to do this properly I'm going to either have to employ remote capture software and use multiple exposures, or get more people involved with more torches, I imagine the former is going to be more manageable.
I was back on the moors again tonight, this time "bah bird" (Yorkshire talk for "without girlfriend"). This time I wanted to experiment on a larger scale, attempt laser rotating with the blades and illumination with the aid of acetate. It was a lot darker tonight, no moon with a low cloud cover and the turbines didn't illuminate as well as they have on previous occasions. After a couple of hours the fog and rain coincided with the charge on the large lamp expiring.
If I'm going to do this properly I'm going to either have to employ remote capture software and use multiple exposures, or get more people involved with more torches, I imagine the former is going to be more manageable.
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| "Turbines without Light" |
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| "Larger Scale Illumination" |
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| "Laser on Blades" |
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| "Green Acetate" |
Tha spelt it wrong. It's "Bar bird". Like "All bar one o' us went t' th'pub".
ReplyDeleteHmmm, maybe in modern times but not according to the lyrics!
ReplyDeleteSee Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Ilkla_Moor_Baht_'at
Cheers tho