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Last "binary day" of the 21st century - November 11th, 2011 (11.11.11)
The "tri-color" LEDs are not what they seem.
to every phenomenon there is an equal and opposite reaction, therefor to phenomenon itself, there is an opposite..
Taken at a local dance festival where I had the opportunity to try out my Olympus EM1 mk2 plus the 40-150, in low light. I was shooting at iso 6400, f2.8, for the whole shoot and alternated with my Canon 5D mk3 plus the 70-200, which I used mainly at iso 16000, f2.8, for the faster movements. I have to say though, that the Olympus combo made for a more pleasant shooting experience; it was lighter and quieter, and the results were just fine. I underexposed slightly in order to bump the shutter speed up, and then pulled it back in processing.
A representation of binary code. 57 for those who are knowledgeable about such things. Why 57? Well, it’s a nice number and appealed to me. Notice it goes 3-2-1 as well. I consider that very cool.
This photo came as a result of a professional makeover, styling and photo shoot in Nashville, TN in January. Both the stylist, Brittany Muse, and the photographer, Cody Stallings, were professional enough to ask what I wanted from the sessions and what motivates me.
Their caring inquiry helped me realize that my real self is happy both as a man and a woman. I learned that it is the delicate balance between masculinity and femininity that feeds my soul, keeps me healthy and stimulates my imagination and creativity. It gives me confidence and compassion.
This next series of photos, captures one version of that balance. Later you will see all femme. These are representative of both sides of who I truly am and want to be.
A number of times over my various careers, I had photographs much like this one taken for the companies I worked for or for my own company. They were for annual reports, press releases, staff photo rosters, marketing materials and the like.
They were fine. And, deep down inside, this is what I felt and wanted to look like.
Edited by me, data supplied by my old school pal Simon Williamson (spwilliamsonphotography.com/) who lives in Spain and took this in Valencia, saving me travelling costs and indeed travelling!! Very kind of him to allow me to play with his RAW files.
Now the tricky and ethical question, whose image is it?...
Exo-biologists find that dragon-like life forms evolve only in systems revolving around two or more stars in tight orbit. Compare for example with flic.kr/p/2kHSXHM