OMD EM5/EM1 with Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8 and the Pana 35-100 f/2.
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“El pana” es un chivero en Nechí. “Yo le llevo desde motos, mercados, plátano y yuca. Un día montamos hasta una barraca vaca, yo apenas la miraba pa ver cómo iba y ella parecía estar disfrutando del paseo”
Conoce más de mi trabajo en www.instagram.com/estebanloperacasas
This giant mural depicts musicians performing the traditional Pana Shuffle, and is a vivid and colorful evocation of peace and community spirit. Intended to represent the essence of Cork, many of the characters depicted are based on real local people. The mural which runs the length of Mutton Lane was painted by local artist Anthony Ruby in 2004. www.anthonyruby.com/?page_id=42
Its provenance can be dated by the message painted into the colorful scene, which was intended as a commentary on world events at the time.
"This mural The Pana Shuffle was painted by me Anthony Ruby between June and December 2004. It is dedicated to everyone except George Bush"
Wishing you all a peaceful Sunday. :-)
Im 5. Versuch ergatterten wir das begehrte Ticket in der täglichen Lotterie in Kanab. Am 9.7.2021 gingen wir vor Sonnenaufgang los, es wurde ein extrem heißer Tag mit 46°C. Es bleibt unvergesslich sich dort nahezu allein aufzuhalten, jede Minute ein neues Motiv. Ich habe mich (trotz der begeisternden Originalfarben) für diese Version wegen der grafischen Wirkung zunächst entschieden.
At the 5th attempt we got the coveted ticket in the daily lottery in Kanab. On 9.7.2021 we left before sunrise, it turned out to be an extremely hot day with 46°C. It remains unforgettable to be there almost alone, every minute a new photo scene. I initially chose this version (despite the inspiring original colours) because of the graphic effect.
G9 + Pana 7-14mm @ 7mm f 7.1 1/800 ISO 100 10:36 local time
Was in the South Island the other week. This is from a bike ride I did behind Kaikoura. Uploading now as internet has just been fixed.
There is an awesome bike single track loop to about 500m elevation. Then hike-a-biked a while to this hut at just over 1000m elevation.
Lots of fun on the way back down - didn't take long to get back to the bottom.