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Foto session with Ravensburg actors Jutta Klawuhn and Bernd Wengert for their upcoming new stage program "Mark Twain".
I saw Mark at the Ipswich Marina down by the waterfront. On a sunny windy day he was chilling out for 5 mins before going back to work.
He was the second person I asked that morning to take their photos and he again said yes. When I asked him his name there was quite a pause before he said Mark .He said he wasn't on social media so wasn't fussed what I did with the photos.
This is Mark. I had a great time talking with him about music and New Orleans. He was very patient as I took many photos of him.
I took this photo a year ago today of my friend Mark in a quarry on a road trip to the Mackinac Bridge in Northern, Michigan. Today, Mark gets married and I'm happy to be spending the day with him and soon-to-be wife Mariah, celebrating their new life together.
Mark is a talented artist and musician. He's kind, funny, and an all around good guy. I'm honored to be part of his day!
I was inspired by the work of double "K"'s photos of the downtown hotel in LaLa land. Just an old picture I took awhile back.
Mannequin with an attitude. Flipping me the bird at Marks & Sparks in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK on Friday, May 20, 2016.
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Canon 5D Mark II and Canon 70-200mm f4
1/200, f8, ISO 400
used a single 430EXII flash with a silver reflective umbrella
Greer Spring, in the Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri. Greer Spring is the second largest spring in the Ozarks, and in Missouri. 222 million gallons of water bubble up from the spring, and then flow into the nearby Eleven Point National Scenic River.
From there we headed on home, and soon crossed over the border into Arkansas. We drove by Mammoth Spring, which is the 3rd largest spring in the Ozarks. We didn't stop, but we could see it from the road. So with Mammoth Springs, we actually ended up hitting 7 of the 15 largest springs in the Ozarks that weekend.
We drove further south, through Batesville and towards Searcy. Just about a minue after Zack commented that we were making good time on our drive home, I got a flat tire. After driving down miles of dirt roads that weekend, the tire finally had enough. We pulled over in someone's driveway, and put on the do-nut spare. We were still a good distance from home, so I decided to drive to the only place around that would be open on a Sunday that could put on a new tire - Wal-mart.
So we slowly wobbled into the Searcy Wal-Mart, only for the associates there to rudely inform us that it would be a three and a half hour wait. I thought that Zack probably had better things to do with his day than sit around for hours while I got a tire fixed (or was probably tired of being around me), so we decided to just go ahead and drive back to Little Rock.
Which would take awhile, since you can't go over 50 mph on a spare. So we mapped out a long and back-roads route towards Little Rock, which took about an hour longer than it normally would to get home. Eventually, I was able to get Zack home, and then I drove towards my apartment. I thought it would be best to get a shower before dealing with the tire people again (considering it had been a few days since I last showered). And at the tire place by my apartment, it only took an hour for them to put on the new tire. It was a pain, but much better than one of my previous flat tire adventures. Last year a tire blew out on I-430 during rush hour traffic, and I had to change the tire when it was 110 degrees outside. This was a walk in the park by comparison...
I stopped Mark because I was intrigued by his huge, professional looking headphones that he had draped around his neck. He agreed to a portrait immediately and seemed quite excited about it. The combination of his scarf, hat and phones looked cool to me. It's quite common see people listening to music as they go about their day as Newtown’s music scene is well known and highly regarded, it does tend to draw music lovers in. I positioned him facing the light and quickly took a few shots while his friend Evan watched on.
Mark is an Audio Engineer which explains the top notch headphones he was wearing. He works for Sydney’s TV stations Channel 7 and ABC 3 kids. Music is also big part of his life as he and Evan are thinking about starting an Electronica dance band. Evan has already had some success with music releasing an EP called Clulow which got some airplay on a local radio station.
I enjoyed meeting them both and I wish them all the best with their music.
Thanks for being part of the 100 Strangers Project.
This picture is #163 in my 2nd round of The100 Strangers Project.
You can see my 1st 100 Strangers Set here
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Sorry about my absence it has been busy here and there has not been much time for photographing anything but my beloved ones. Some of whom you see below. Such a lovely moment yesterday. And this snail painstakingly making its way up the glass door. What would it be doing up there away from any kind of nutrition I wonder? well what goes up usually comes down again, the whole cycle of life and fibonnacci curl and the roundness of all things keep humming through my rain soaked head
The texture in the lead image is les brunes
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I hope that Tuesday the 25th of January treats you very well wherever you are in the world
Mark Pellegrino is an American actor of film and television. He is known for his work on Dexter as Paul Bennett, Lost as Jacob, and Supernatural as Lucifer.