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Dean & Trent asked me to capture the craftsmanship behind the Manila-based men's fashion label. Here are the photographs I took at their parent company's textile factory in Bocaue, Bulacan.
Taken on January 17, 2008.
FED 5 • Kodak T-max 400 • CanoScan 8800F
Oct 9, 2012 -
Stack: Meet Ron Conway, Jonathan Siegel, Edith Yeung, Gina Tomlinson (CTO of San Francisco), Daniel Lai (CIO of Hong Kong)
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Stack Rock Fort, near Milford Haven.
Built on an island 800 yards off the coast as part of Pembrokeshire's Victorian naval defences.
Put up for sale in 2005 at £150000.00.
A view of the Stacks of Duncansby. In the background just to the left can be seen the lighthouse at Duncansby Head whilst further out in the centre is the lighthouse on Muckle Skerry
A man carries a large stack of boxes, such as for moving into a home or apartment.
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“‘Stack’ is about the integration of geology and yoga into a figurative form. The landscape acts as a metaphor for the duality of fragility and strength in humans, while yoga represents the potential union within humans.”
It's hard to put into words just how many fireworks go off on new years eve in Reykjavik.
I tried anyway. I guess this is another attempt at conveying that feeling.
12 images, taken using the trusty GorillaPod, stacked in Photoshop to show maximum light levels and highlight just how many fireworks were hitting the city skyline.
Focus Stack of cigarette roach. Constructed with Photoshop CS4 using 15 stacked images. Shot with D40+SB600 & Sigma 24mm reverse mounted on Nikon 100mm.
These capos were stacked to compare the upper bumper area which contacts the strings…
Widest to Narrowest
Shubb, G7th, Kyser, Planet Waves NS, Planet Waves Dual Action, McKinney/Elliott
Stacking up pieces of the just-removed switch at the Fernley House Track on the Union Pacific Nevada Subdivision. Later, the crews would return and use this same equipment to tear the rails and ties apart and stack them separately for salvage and removal. Kevin and Lisa think the concrete block here is the base of the steam-era water tower from the days when Fernley was the junction where Southern Pacific cab-forward locomotives from Sparks would change direction and head up the Modoc Line to Oregon.