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The colours and the expression first caught my eye... the cheeky look on Bart's face lent itself to having something/someone/some event happening in front which would be reason for Bart's expression - stood here for about 5 minutes when this lady and her dog walked passed. Kinda works
I realized I hadn't taken many photos of my cats lately, and wanted to use my 40mm lens after finally cleaning it. The photos of his sister, Lisa, didn't come out well, though.
It is convenient to take BART to downtown San Francisco for a visit。No worry about driving and parking。
Kraanspoor, NDSM Wharf, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
website | maasvlakte book | portfolio book
Kraanspoor by Trude Hooykaas architects is located in the Northern Amsterdam docks. It's a new Office Building build on a old industrial crane track base. Occupants mainly work in TV/Media and creative industries. To me the architect Ms. Hooykaas is a true heroine. She rode through the Amsterdam northern ports on her bike, saw the base on which the cranes still stood and had enough vision to estimate its full potential. One of the most interesting Dutch buildings of the past decade imho.
New Bombardier BART car 3003 and others are alongside the Fremont Line at South Hayward Yard. June 8, 2017. © 2017 Peter Ehrlich
Dennis McEvoy and Bart Slutsky of Rogerson’s Hardware in Hudson NY are doing the herculean job of keeping a great old American hardware store alive. Competing with large supermarkets is difficult, but the five-story building that has housed Rogerson’s Hardware since 1830 is a testimony to McEvoy and Slutsky’s success. In this building there is an unprecedented inventory of rare locks, hinges and other hardware. Here we see Bart outside the store on 615, Warren street, Hudson NY.
( thanks to Jeff Wharton for photo of re- enactor store owner and popularwoodworking.com for background photo )
Jaarmarktcross Niel
storm, fields, a bike and a rider make for some serious epic mud-racing.
Bart rode his best race so far this season and would eventually end up on the podium (3rd)
strobist info: 3 sb800's
1 commander flash on camera (TTL-0,7)
1 sb800 high left behind rider (TTL +1)
1 sb800 at right (TTL +1)
overall exposure: -1stop
it was storming severely and I was very happy to have brought along 2 Manfrotto superclambs to attach my flashes on the 2 poles still standing around the course