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Conrad Lozano, Louie Perez, Enrique Bugs González, David Hidalgo, and Steve Berlin performing with Los Lobos at LEAF Festival in Asheville, North Carolina on October 21, 2017 - © 2018 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions concert photography archives - www.performanceimpressions.com
The F150 is called a "LOBO" in Mexico and it's missing the flex fuel badge that trucks here in states have...
Este modelo, al igual que el oso polar, son producto de la imitación, pero una imitación distinta a la que normalmente conocemos. Para saber de que hablo: La imitación
Fairchild Republic A-10C Thunderbolt II of the 357th Fighter Squadron "Dragons" and 358th Fighter Squadron "Lobos" from Davis Monthan AFB appearing at the 2013 Heritage Flight Conference held at Davis-Monthan AFB.
From my blog: sjl.us/main/2011/09/looking-back-at-point-lobos.html
Looking Back at Point Lobos
This morning I happened across an earlier post of mine from 2009 that pointed to a New York Times Travel section article about Edward Weston and Point Lobos titled "In Point Lobos, Where Edward Weston Saw the World Anew".
"The place has never been the same since Weston showed it to us. Just as his friend Ansel Adams has defined how generations view Yosemite and the High Sierra, so it is hard to look at the dark ocean, tide pools, kelp beds, sand, stone and bent cypresses of Point Lobos and Big Sur without filtering them through the lens of Edward Weston."
Around the same time, a friend gave me a copy of Weston's Daybooks - fascinating reading about his photographic - and other! - explorations.
Looking to do one of my daily photo editing projects, I explored back through my archive for photos I had taken in 2008 from a visit to Point Lobos - and came across the image above. It's not done in the Weston black and white style - I tried but liked this color version much better!
The original image was shot using my (since sold) Canon EOS 40D DSLR with the 24-105mm f/4 IS lens. It was post-processed in Lightroom 3 and then in Photoshop with Nik's Viveza and Color Efex 3. It's the color of that water in the wave and the gentle golden beige in the sandstone that kept me in color, rather than black and white, for this image!
"Por lo general, los animales son tristes - continuó-. Y cuando un hombre está muy triste, no porque tenga dolor de muelas o haya perdido dinero, sino porque alguna vez por un momento se da cuenta de cómo es todo, cómo es la vida entera y está justamente triste, entonces se parece siempre un poco a un animal; entonces tiene un aspecto de tristeza, pero es más justo y hermoso que nunca. Asà es, y ese aspecto tenÃas, lobo estepario, cuanto te vi por primera vez".
Sascha Lobo klärt auf über jüngste Erkenntnisse aus der Trollforschung. re:publica 2011
(cc) Jonas Fischer/re:publica