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After a photoshoot along one of the corridors of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi, I pack up my equipment (which has become such a good friend to me during this trip).
Excluding the camera which was apparently stolen by Sofi, who took this photograph :)
she claims the effect was purely accidental, but it's still cool!
the camera exposed for the outside and blew out the inside, not Photoshopped, all in-camera :)
What I packed for Thailand. Some of the clothes would have been on me. Below all of it is my sarong.
In a few days we'll be living in a new house. The new excites me, but I'm a sentimental man and leaving all these memories is hard for me.
Although it seems to defy the laws of physics, all of this was inside the kayak a minute ago.....half of it through that little hole in the bow. I've been packing my kayak for years, so I know right where everything goes, but this time, I had to leave a few things out to make room for two SLRs and a tripod. Since my Everglades trip will be in the salt water, I also need 5 gallons of fresh water.....what a pain.
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Phoning it in a little bit with this one, as I'm currently packing some boxes in preparation for my big move on the 7th.
Strobist:
1 sb600 camera left and 6' high, 1/2 power, 1/2 CTO through speed grid.
Triggered with Cactus V4s.
Madurai - Kilakuyilkudi - Thanakkakulam
How nice the light played in these Burma housing,
Tamil houses are mostly very dark inside,
but it revealed also the reality.
The whole family business was built around the daughter,
packing the appalam (Tamil:Pappadam),
her legs were handicapped, told mother,
and sudden a sinking feeling came over me of
peeking behind the curtains to see real life.
2008-12-21 noon 13:19
Canon EOS 5D, LensEF24-70mm f/2.8L USM
This is the list of parts for the final shipment. I had ordered fans, the graphics card, and case beforehand.
Photo from peregrina's blog Building Bridges: www.peregrinatrix.com/2012/05/12/packing-for-three-weeks/
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it makes me really angry that i have to post this. oh well, that's a 365 for ya, i guess. packing hours before i left for california.
And in more than one box too! Packing up the house this week in advance of a house move.
Today I packed away all of Joannas stuff - clothes, wigs etc etc. De-princessing on a major scale.
That's pretty much everything I packed for Kili, minus a few things. I ended up cutting a bit of weight by leaving behind a few extra clothes (shown here). It turned out to be the right decision. We were only allowed to have 15 kg (33 lbs) for our duffel bag, which the porters would carry.
A packing bed check.
I wanted to keep my entire pack weight to under sixty-pounds. That may seen crazy to most long-term backpackers, but the fact that I need to bring my dSLR and laptop with me easily adds fifteen-pounds to whatever else I wanted to pack.
(See the notes above.)
All of this includes the clothes that I would be wearing on the plane.
Missing from this bed check are:
- Hiking Boots
- Trail Running Shoes
- BlackBerry
- Canon SD900 IS Camera
- Moleskine Journal
- Stuff Sacks I used to organise items within my pack
Stuff pictured above that I ditched when I figured I wouldn't really *need* them:
- Tripod
- Headset and Microphone
Headed to the Delaware Water Gap overnight.
All of this packed into a Kelty Redwing 44 pack, with no water in the cantene, is 19 pounds. Not terrible!