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Avro Tutor K3241 (G-AHSA) taxis at Old Warden Aerodrome after its display at the Shuttleworth Collections's July Drive-in Air Show.
This car is a prop on the property of Klug's Photo World www.klugsphotoworld.com/ Last evening was our photo clubs annual Model Shoot headed up by Jeff Klug at his Studio. Each year we get five or so new models just starting out and as a club we shoot them in various locations (setups) outside and inside the studio. Each club photographer that partakes in the event provides ten of our best shots to each model for their portfolio. Jeff is also head of the Menomonee Falls Camera Club www.falls-photo.org. I hope to post some of my photos soon.
I went to Hobby Lobby today and bought a couple of little things for the nightstand in Kess's apartment. The little jug of roses I found in the miniature/dollhouse section. The little bottle I found in the scrapbooking section. I filled it with beach sand and added the sea shells from my own collection.
I've made several props over the course of the week. Sadly, the pieces of the glasses weren't aligned so it looks pretty bad. I have to make another one :(
That vintage car staged as a photo prop definitely attracted a crowd to the famous old house in Rock Spring, as the 4501 pulls a Saturday excursion south to Summerville. Given the staged car, didn't feel bad making a couple of fiber-optic markers disappear in Lightroom for this one so full disclosure.
Long time since one of the US Navy Herks last visited Lossie. Even better it was one that I hadn't seen before.
I almost got it right....
Doc, a Boeing B-29 Superfortress at Airventure last year. One of only two airworthy B-29s and I believe the only remaining ship from the Snow White Squadron.
You don't realize how dirty that chrome is until you try to see yourself in it. Of course, you can see some of the other static aircraft in the background.
My first in a series of Life Sized Ghostbusters Props made from LEGO, It's a Trap!
The stripes done with yellow tape\stickers, lighting is just basic LEDs lights inside.
In Depth Video: youtu.be/8xEv-jUaLmI
I worked with the art department on a recent music video for the Sony Latin artist Yuridia. This self portrait is on one of the tables in the video. My neck's going to be like, soooo famous in Mexico.
See the video here... www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3tEobvvMbU
I photoshopped off all my tattoos, which for some reason was way harder than I had anticipated. It was also 3:30am, and I had to be on set in five hours.
Another Inukshuk, this one built on a boulder at the southern tip of Hoople Island on the St. Lawrence River, Long Sault, Ontario.
Santa Barbara airport approach - unless one photographs plane-to-plane, it is hard to have a slow enough shutter speed to blur the propeller into a full circle. 1/125 almost did the trick; 1/100 probably would have done it. But I usually one use 1/160 or faster as the keeper rate for sharp images drops significantly at the slower shutter speeds.