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We just got back from a week in Las Vegas. Lots of traffic that we are not used to dealing with. I love all the neon colors and flashing lights. My all time favorite place to go is Bellagio Hotel to see the gardens and watch the water show.
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i'm at a loss of creativity these days.
anyway, layering of sx-70 blend film (bottom) and a time zero mis-shot.
The colours wash away,
And the sounds fade into memory.
Your pale ghost...
With outstretched arms, tries to hide it all from passer-by.
An attempt at doing some light trails on the Las Vegas strip outside the Planet Hollywood hotel. Being as I forgot the tripod I had to improvise using a bollard and wedging a flip flop under, not ideal but it sort of worked :)
Hope you enjoy and many thanks for everyone viewing, faves and commented on any of my images have a great day
Isadora Persano performs at the Muse Showcase, The Vault, Port Kembla, NSW - November 2022
Photo by Stuart Bucknell
Had a bit of time out on site to go back over some other shots I took from my little R&R getaway (feels like so long ago now). I'd been meaning to look at this particular shot in black and white and well, here it is.
Not exactly the same shot as "Winter Warming" but a similar nonetheless. Feel free to let me know your thoughts, would do anything to be back there right now than 1/3 the way through a 3 week FIFO shift.
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Seventeen Leyland National buses were acquired by Luton & District Transport from Milton Keynes City Bus in late 1987, all being new to United Counties. 515, seen here at Castle Street garage in the December, was almost immediately cannibalised before the remains were sold for scrap.
Pentax MX/50mm
Fujichrome 100
Westcott 12x36-in RapidBox Switch with a 4-in Profoto OCF Stripmask on a Profoto A10 speedlight. This setup makes beautiful gradients.
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Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max.
These structures have now been stripped of all the working that were on top, hopefully they won't remove the whole structure as I love to photograpgh them as do many other people
The Vickers Wellington was a British twin-engined, long-range medium bomber. It was designed during the mid-1930s at Brooklands in Weybridge, Surrey, led by Vickers-Armstrongs' chief designer Rex Pierson; a key feature of the aircraft is its geodetic airframe fuselage structure, principally designed by Barnes Wallis. (of Bouncing Bomb fame).
The Wellington was named after the Duke of Wellington and over eleven thousand were eventually built.
Polaroid 103 Land Camera, Polaroid type 108 packfilm (expired 2000).
North Las Vegas, NV.
Shot during a photo outing with Kim Ulmanis.
Hey, it's not Norman Rockwell, but his style was an inspiration.
I've played with clone shots for a couple of years but finally got to do one in the studio where I could direct the model instead of running back and forth between scene and camera myself. We had a great time setting up this shot.
Converse strip mit heissen Sneakersocks nach einem langen Tag an der Arbeiten....
Etwas für Geniesser...
Converse strip with hot smelly sneaker socks after a long day work.... something for connoisseurs...
mmmm....
it's not yet light
the sun, it's coming
a soft rain is falling
you can hear the water
gurgling in the downspouts
the muses are awake
as is my dog
who's looking up at me
as if to say,
"it's awful damn early."
me? you ask
don't worry,
i'm under a covered porch
with the propane heaters going,
french roast coffee
stirred up thick in all its blackness,
and a cigar,
arturo fuentes to be exact;
been reading the Iliad:
i had forgotten the brutality,
stripping the armor
mutilating the body,
& how personal it all is.