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A Herman Miller Exhibition at the ArtScience Museum. Singapore. Exploring the life and work of Charles and Ray Eames. August 2013.
A Herman Miller Exhibition at the ArtScience Museum. Singapore. Exploring the life and work of Charles and Ray Eames. August 2013.
A Herman Miller Exhibition at the ArtScience Museum. Singapore. Exploring the life and work of Charles and Ray Eames. August 2013.
Studio shot at the Lighting Essentials Workshop given by Don Giannatti in Detroit, October 4-5.
Model is Briana.
Strobist: 3 lights. 2 strip boxes right and left, set equal, and a softbox camera left at about 45 to the model for fill.
PP in Lightroom/CS3. I didn't really like the unlit background in the original (a white wrinkled background), so I thought this was a good image to practice a technique I learned from Zack Arias for cleaning up backgrounds to white. I also liked Briana's expression and pose, and I wanted an off-center composition.
Suits are long and spare. Total minimalism.
Narrow lapels and collars for jackets and white shirts.
Wool serge and black cashmere.
Leather briefcases and totes, with a pleat effect.
Luxury lies in the details.
Stature without stiffness.
it's been a few months since i've been to the Peterborough market, so when Erin's boyfriend visited this weekend with the car, we took a visit.
i'm so excited about the feta! and i normally don't buy anything from the deli, but the buckwheat sausage that was on sale caught my eye.
I took this with me on our ward campout. I bought it about four years ago, and it has always been one of my favorite CDs. I once listened to it, along with another CD of Rossini arias sung by Cecilia Bartoli, throughout most of a long train ride from Ravenna, Italy to Viterbo, on the other side of the peninsula.
This CD accompanied me on our ward campout as well. I did not bring a tent with me, and planned to sleep out in the open; however, two considerations forced me to change my mind. One was the appearance by a group of cows, who expressed interest in the goings-on at the campsite. I was told that this same group of cows had shown up at the same gathering the previous year, and had appeared again later that night to snoop around. I decided I didn't want to wake up in the middle of the night with a cow breathing into my face, stepping on me, or, um, doing certain other unpleasant things that cows are wont to do. Moreover, we do live in a desert, and after arriving at the campsite, I was told about the scorpions in the area and how lively they tend to be at night.
I thus ended up spending an uncomfortable night in the backseat of our car. (Parenthetically, throughout the night I reflected on the number of teenage pregnancies that had begun in the backseat of a car, and I wondered how on earth such a thing was even possible; one would instead think that with all its attendant discomforts, it would be a very effective means of birth control.) Much to my surprise, I had no real trouble falling asleep; I just didn't stay asleep long enough at any one time to get any real rest. After I settled in as best I could, I put this CD into my CD player and listened to it with a pair of oversized headphones. The next thing I remember was waking up to hear Cecilia conclude her rendition of "Nacqui all'affanno," from "La Cenerentola," which is one of my favorite arias. It was also the last one on the CD. I had slept all the way through nearly everything else, including another of my favorites, the hauntingly beautiful "Assisa al pie' d'un salice," from "Otello." Thus, even a restless and uncomfortable night can be made at least reasonably pleasant, for me at least, if I get to listen to Cecilia Bartoli as part of the deal.
This photo is dedicated, with great affection, to my dear friend Caroline Madsen, who in my judgment has a voice every bit as good as Cecilia's, and which I look forward to hearing often when she gets a little older and assumes her rightful place in the world of vocal music. In anticipation of that glorious day, I included Caroline in my list of favorite musicians on my Flickr profile the very day I set it up. (For a picture of Caroline herself, which appears in my own photostream, click here. And for an account of the time I gave Caroline an impromptu Dante lesson, click here.)
Confidence, stripped to essentials.
Fashion-forward male model in low-slung jeans poses shirtless with bold styling against a neutral gradient.
A Herman Miller Exhibition at the ArtScience Museum. Singapore. Exploring the life and work of Charles and Ray Eames. August 2013.
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A Herman Miller Exhibition at the ArtScience Museum. Singapore. Exploring the life and work of Charles and Ray Eames. August 2013.
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