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This will be one of my core memories of TV, forever, as this building will be demolished after the Ayala's acquisition to the property, formerly owned by the Lopezes. I will also miss seeing this iconic ABS-CBN logo of 1986 as it reminds me of my time watching Channel 2, alongside with the other channels.
In 1986, ABS-CBN reopened its channel to the people. Also, their logo was revived with minor changes to color of the rings which symbolizes the additive colors of physics and colors produced by cathode ray tube: Red, green and blue respectively.
This version of the logo consists of three rings that are disconnected to the vertical line and the letters came from the font named "ABS-CBN Contemera" (from Kapitan: Geny Lopez and the Making of ABS-CBN).
ABS-CBN BROADCAST CENTER (SOON TO BE DEMOLISHED AFTER AYALA'S ACQUISITION TO THE PROPERTY)
This iconic building is situated in Bohol Avenue (now Sgt. Esguerra Avenue), Diliman, Quezon City. Designed by Architect Carlos Arguelles, the Broadcast Center was finally commenced in December 1968, and at that time, this was one of the ultra-modern television facilities in Asia, second to the NHK Headquarters in Japan. In 1972, the building was seized by the government after the declaration of martial law. KBS-9 (now RPN-9) and PTV-4 were the occupants of the Broadcast Center during the Marcos and Aquino Regime. After EDSA Revolution, the Lopezes was able to occupy some of the space in the area while PTV was the main occupant (until 1992), and after the transfer of PTV facilities in 1992 (and the resurgence of ABS-CBN as main television leader), the Lopezes were able to fix the building, and upgrade its equipment for broadcasting.
Date Taken: November 26, 2024
Medium: Canon EOS 4000D
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Model: Me [ Bin.salem ]
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This is a small section of one of the bronze sculptures from the a-Maze-ing laughter display at Davie st. and Denman st. in Vancouver, British Columbia.
these abs belong to the beautiful sarah gwynn who i shot with occasionaly...she has been doing body buillding competitions for 4 years now...and she has a big competition coming up next weekend..so she called me at 9:15am and asked if i had time to squeeze in a shoot with her before she left for another competition this weekend and i said yes obviously...so this image is one of several from our impromptu shoot we had earlier today(sept 16th) before i went to work at 2:30...we did four different looks which involved the changing of the background and the use of a fog machine;-p...i have to say when two professional come together to knock out some quality mages it shows...what would have been at least a 4 hour shoot...ended up being a hour and a half(with setup time included)...i have to say i work well under pressure;-panyway this lighting setup was the easiest...its an ab800 with a xs softballl with a grid on it parallel with sarah and obviously aimed and feathered toward her abs...
F-MABS -(ABS 139) - Socata TBM-700Aviation - Aviation Legere De L'Armee de Terre (ALAT)
at Duesseldorf International Airport (DUS)
c/n 139
The French Army Light Aviation (French: Aviation légère de l’armée de Terre (ALAT) is the Army aviation service of the French Army. ALAT was established on 22 November 1954 for observation, reconnaissance, assault and supply duties.