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480exII camera right, shootthrough-umbrella, 1/8 power
sb-25 camera left, 1/16 power
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Ho scattato questa foto il 4 agosto 2011. Avevo già inserito un'altra foto della Tour Eiffel scattata quello stesso giorno, ma da una diversa prospettiva. Questa è stata scattata una decina di minuti dopo. Di quella sera mi è rimasta impressa la singolare reazione avuta da alcuni turisti (due coppie di tedeschi e un ragazzo venezuelano) ai miei tentativi di immortalare la torre: devono avermi scambiato per un fotografo professionista, così, del tutto ignari di trovarsi di fronte a un dilettante alle prime armi, avranno pensato: "quale migliore occasione per farci scattare una bella foto da uno del mestiere?". Io ho fatto del mio meglio; spero di non averli delusi. Poi, però, sono tornato a dedicarmi alle mie foto.
I've wanted to colour this for so god damn long and I've finally had the chance to do so. I'm so busy these days and it's taking a toll on everything. I am so stressed I'm losing sleep. I went with some 1980's-1990's looking neon palette for this one because that's just how we're rolling this time around and we're just goin' with the flow, y'feel? I spent so much time bent over referencing medical diagrams to get those intestines just right.
Here's another image to add to both my photography and my modeling portfolios: 4 Best Hiking Holsters on the Reloader Addict firearms hobbyist website.
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I just randomly made this... the picture is from google, I did not take it... I only added the "addicted." part in the bottom left hand corner.
Me and, me and me and Max
(Hugga mugga, hugga mug-ah)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2Dnm-8OEgk
In 1997-ish there was a promotion where you could send away for Max mugs. I owned two. They are long gone and my taste in coffee has changed too, but coffee is still my number one morning priority. Although I don't drink Maxwell House coffee anymore, that jingle in the link is the one I drink to.
According to my internet search, the S.S. Beaver was a steamboat owned by the Hudson's Bay Company and used to service trading posts. This mug, however, made me smirk when I saw it. Aren't there like, marketing people employed by such companies who, say, nix certain designs because immature people like me will only see it in terms of the slang? It's like all those Canadians who go down under wearing their Roots sweatshirts and having the Aussies snigger behind their back.
Beaver.
HBC should really hire some young punk who's hip to these things...
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