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Hurghada behind the Facades
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Hurghada behind the Facades
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Using 2-SB900, 2-PCB's PLM 64" Soft Silver, PW TT1/TT5
PLM is set at front left and front right, both pointing downward (around 45 deg), and camera is at the center of the two PLM, closer to subject. Th SB900s were triggered by PW TT1/TT5 using manual mode with output power = 1/4.
Post processing using Lightroom 3 and Nik CEP4 using Bleach Bypass filter.
Mikko Kivikoski, backside disaster @ Kontula indoor park. Tokina 10-17/3.5-4.5 DX fisheye @ 10mm.
Nikon sb-24 on top of kivi was tied using a shoelace. Thanks kivi!
Finally got back out on the water yesterday. Got some remarkably good weather and great water for a New Years Day run in Seattle.
Took a few shots while we were out... this is my buddy Troy spinning backside off of a roller.
After a very good breakfast, we decided to have a walk in shibuya, and we went down the love hotel hill to find a residential area filled with small houses and without shops.
Beside there was not so much to do nearby but it was interesting to realize that Shibuya is more that a shopping area. People live here !
See this place in google earth
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Hurghada behind the Facades
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It's a funny thing.
All the while as I was making this outfit I was "making it for Juan".
I mean, it had my measurements & all, but this was clearly for someone else.
Some character or persona I have yet to inhabit & grow into.
And as I've said before, this is an outfit I could never have dreamed of or justified making for myself, no matter how much I wanted to. Like most working artists, I can't afford my own art!
It dawned on me yesterday that I had to claim it as my own...
This morning, after breakfast, I asked Denny to help me into the garment, tucking the shirt in, adjusting and tying all the ribbon ties, laces & grommets. It took about an hour to fit everything perfectly on me. Hopefully, it will be much faster to put it on the next time(s), as the ties are now adjusted, double-knotted and secured.
What do you think? Methinks I look pretty smashing in this! :-)
With the hat and a beard dyed red and trimmed, the illusion will be complete.
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Hurghada behind the Facades
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Here is the interesting stairway from the big house. I say interesting because it seemed to be in the back of the house instead of the front entry ways. I'm used to seeing stairways in near the front entry doors but not in this old house.
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Hurghada behind the Facades
Photo-Report by Wolfgang Sterneck:
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In the Cracks of the World :
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