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Ludwig's DIY Halloween Costume:
Pyramid Head
-Silent Hill (the movie)
-Silent Hill 2 (the video game)
-4chan internet meme (rape time)
Canon Rebel XT
F-to-EOS adapter
Nikon Ai 16mm f/2.8 fisheye lens (25.5mm equivalent)
Vivitar 285HV flash (hand-held)
post-processing via Adobe Lightroom
Dec 1992
I flew on the first KC-135 to have rollers installed for moving cargo. We flew from Altus AFB, OK to Cairo West, Egypt. Upon landing the plane broke so badly, the crew had a week to go anywhere we wanted. It was awesome!
The horses were much easier to ride than camels.
I love the Transamerica Pyramid. It is a great landmark (you can see it from all over town), and it is impossible to take a bad photo of it.
This is the second of the three pyramids of Giza and third largest in Egypt. It still has the limestone cap. The pyramids had an outer limestone layer, now missing from most.
As the sign reads:
Masonic Lodge Building of 1887
This building was constructed by N.P. McKee and the Hancock Masonic Lodge in 1887. It was designed by Geo. W. Payne, a nationally renowned architect, with a large arched window and pyramid-shaped roof. In 1924 the building was purchased by Mississippi Valley Telephone. That year the building lost most of the interior, roof and arched window in a 3-alarm fire. The telephone company rebuilt the structure as it stands today.
Today's paddle from Good Harbor Bay to the Cannery took me around Pyramid Point. Long shadows were cast down the dune by the morning sunlight.
My goal was to paddle the entire length of the Sleeping Bear Dunes from Good Harbor Bay to the Point Betsie Lighthouse over a series of days. When I reached the Cannery today, my goal was complete.
At Eli and Jack's insistence we drove seven hours through a blizzard in late May to a gorgeous place called Pyramid Lake in Nevada. For affect, go type Pyramid Lake into Google maps and turn on the sattelite view. This place was huge and gorgeous. We camped in a rock formation on the edge of a huge lake in the middle of the desert surrounded by mountains. The center of the rock formation had a huge clearing where we cooked and hung out for most of the weekend, this is a picture from dinner on our first night. I wound up spending much of the trip going on long walks along the edge of the desert and up into the mountains, reflecting on the year that I've spent out here.
Smallest of the three great pyramids, the pyramid of Menkaure is differentiated by its lower casing made of red granite.
The Great Pyramid of Giza (also called the Pyramid of Khufu and the Pyramid of Cheops) is the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in the Giza Necropolis
Пирами́да Хео́пса (Хуфу) — крупнейшая из египетских пирамид, единственное из «Семи чудес света»
The 'Red' Pyramid built for Sneferu, (father of Cheops) in about 2,600 BC. The 'flying Kiwi takes better photographs at - www.richard-seaman.com/Travel/Egypt/Dahshur/AllPyramids/)