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When I was getting ready to unlock my bicycle at Walmart, I noticed this guy unlocking a unicycle. Never would have thought I'd see someone ride a unicycle to the grocery store. Had to get a couple of photos.
Hasselblad 500cm
80mm Carl Zeiss lens
Ektar 100 film
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Some of the Hot College Guys at my apartment pool during the first week back to school. More to come...
Hi guys! While the quarantine has been in our lives, I have been working hard on a new project (I will always keep the photograph hehe), this new horizon is making films! That's how it is! I have called it moving photos. However, every project requires efforts of all kinds in order to achieve its goals. Therefore, if you want to be part of this evolution.
Some of the Hot College Guys at my apartment pool during the first week back to school. More to come...
Next stop Kinlochleven for the Scottish Pre 65 motorcycle trial. TT Road Racer and TV star Guy Martin was the guest of honour and rode a 350cc Ariel, he managed to get through every 60 observed sections of the 2day event to be classified as a finisher.
The cable guy came by today. I had him pose for this quick portrait.
Strobist: B800 Boomed & Dished Front and Above. ABR800 Front and Below w/ 30" Moon Unit. SB28DX on background and SB28DX's Super Clamped onto background supports back left and right.
Guy Arab IV with a 54 seat MCW body, new to Birmingham City Transport in 1950 it was one of the hundred buses of this type ordered at that time. Withdrawn from service in 1972 after clocking up around 545.000 miles. It has now undergone full restoration including repainting it in it's 1960s livery.
Loaded with large coke from Chapletown Yorkshire for a coal merchants in Penzants Cornwall, we had a return load of China clay back to the potteries Stoke on Trent, nearly 1000 miles round trip. The body extensions were only used when carrying coke and they was folded down for coal or clay. The latter was so heavy it hardly reached the corners of the body.