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Also, is that Zeus, King of Gods, sitting in the chair getting a beard trim? Or is Mount Olympus just on my mind. Because you know, i took the photo on an Olympus Mount :/
Film: Ilford HP5+ 400iso
Camera: Olympus OM10
Lens: 50mm Zuiko 1:1.8
Development:
Ilford Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 10 minutes 20c
Ilford Fixer 4 Minutes
Adox Wetting Agent 1 Minute
No Filter, No Crop, No Post Production. No Buzzcut.
Early morning beard trim on the streets of Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
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i trimmed, my friend paul poked a camera in my face. he's talented, as he made me look mostly human and civilised, not the repugnant, crippled menace i am.
this is my other favourite of the shots, as it has clearly been photoshopped extensively to make me appear friendly. also, it would be a great pickup site profile shot. if the vaguely symmetrical human features aren't attractive enough, bears will still be lured in by the giant bucket of mayonnaise in the background. the don't be a creep warning still applies, creeps.
i trimmed, my friend paul poked a camera in my face. he's talented, as he made me look mostly human and civilised, not the repugnant, crippled menace i am.
fuck. the don't be a creep warning still applies, creeps.
i trimmed, my friend paul poked a camera in my face. he's talented, as he made me look mostly human and civilised, not the repugnant, crippled menace i am.
i think i have hair clippings in my eyes. still. yesterday's warning still applies, creeps.
summer's here, time to trim. my friend paul stopped by and photographed the process.
and since it has to be said (after two different people sent me links in the last few days) - if you're here just to swipe shots and post them as if they're yours, of you or just on some generic fuckpicsite, get a new fucking hobby. i block you shitheads every day and contact the admins of sites you pollute and i enjoy doing so. there are plenty of places to amuse your hardons that don't require you to act like a creepy adolescent getting his first eyeful of porn - go there and i won't have you fed to the insects.
i trimmed, my friend paul poked a camera in my face. he's talented, as he made me look mostly human and civilised, not the repugnant, crippled menace i am.
hair everywhere. two showers later i was still picking it out of my teeth and eyes. the don't be a creep warning still applies, creeps.
i trimmed, my friend paul poked a camera in my face. he's talented, as he made me look mostly human and civilised, not the repugnant, crippled menace i am.
this shot shows the length decently. yesterday's warning still applies, creeps.
i trimmed, my friend paul poked a camera in my face. he's talented, as he made me look mostly human and civilised, not the repugnant, crippled menace i am.
swollen meatbucket, lined and weathered by the sun and other miseries. the don't be a creep warning still applies, creeps.
Rodney's Barber Shop is on Railroad Street in Bladenboro, North Carolina. I took this picture on Easter Sunday, otherwise I would assume the benches would be occupied by some folks who are "solving the world's problems."
i trimmed, my friend paul poked a camera in my face. he's talented, as he made me look mostly human and civilised, not the repugnant, crippled menace i am.
this is my favourite of the shots, probably because i am blurry. yesterday's warning still applies, creeps.
So, every spring, when it starts to warm up, I shave the winter beard down to a goatee (more correctly, a Van Dyke), and I usually tease the wife and kids with one, or more, intermediate ridiculous facial hair stylings. So, when I decided earlier in the week to pull the trigger today, I couldn't resist making it the focus of my 365. I was tempted to just post the ridiculous style, but then I had the idea to incorporate the kids in a storyboard, and here we are.
I shot all of these in my bathroom, with an empty section of wall as the background. The camera was on a tripod, and I had flashes to camera left and camera right shooting through white umbrellas (I was trying to get a relatively even light across my face). I was shooting in iTTL (Nikon CLS) mode, with the right flash at +0.3ev and the left at -0.3ev, in the hope of getting a little texture without casting strong shadows. Seems to have worked out. I'm sure a lot of the detail will be lost by the normal display sizes here on Flickr, but if you right-click the image and view the "Original" size you'll be able to see quite a bit more of the details. I'm tempted to upload all the pics in the storyboard as a set at some point, just for giggles, but I'll probably wait until I can do so without flooding everyone's "Photos from Your Contacts" view.
Technical details I list below are the same for all of the original shots. I did the final assembly in Photoshop.
And, yes, the star-shaped sideburns are an homage to Dino Stamatopoulos, he of “Community” and multiple “Adult Swim” shows.
Nikon D7000 w/Nikkor 50mm ƒ/1.8 lens, 1/125s @ ƒ/8, ISO100. Lighting as described above. Color adjustment and several other tweaks to the individual portraits (mostly reducing razor burn… go figure) in Aperture, final montage assembled in Photoshop CS5.
Santa Fe Barber Company
Santa Fe Barber Company is a traditional men’s Barbershop located in Santa Fe New Mexico. The main purpose of this barbershop is to provide a high quality haircut, shaves, and beard trims in a welcoming, and clean environment.
Address: 2882 Trades West Rd, Suite 1-A, Santa Fe, NM 87507, USA
Phone: 505-633-8550
Website: santafebarbercompany.com