The Matrix
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Strobist Info: 1 Pentax AF540FGZ with either orange or green gel light up the background trigger by on-board flash. 1 Continuous flight point up to the ceiling. A little-bit photoshop.
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".... sooner or later you're going to realize just as I did that there's a difference between knowing the path and walking the path...." - from "The Matrix"
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What a messed up summer here at home. Another rainy day and no chance to get ouside for some shooting. So why not playing around again with the stuff that`s inside the house ? Thought i go again for another trial for some reflections this afternoon. Here you go - i call it "Blurry Matrix" :)
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Matrix Island is a boat moored in St Katharine Docks, London. Its the only boat I've seen that has a children's trampoline so close to the edge of the deck.
This picture was taken outside a building which is called Titanic II. The impressive building was built in a tub of groundwater and looks like a ship. It’s the former location of the Federal Office of Information Technology, Systems and Telecommunication (FOITT.). The Office recently moved to a new location called Black Pearl. From a sinking ship to a pirate ship! I hope they will never get seasick. :-)
Lloyd's of London
I was very happy about being offered access to this fascinating building by a very nice man, who was willing to show me proudly around his workplace and tell me all about it. :-)
Lloyd's of London is a marketplace where brokers and underwriters come together to buy and sell insurance. It’s not an insurance company but a meeting place where brokers buy insurance on their clients’ behalf from underwriters. Much of the business is conducted in the world-famous Underwriting Room, which welcomes more than 5000 people, sees GBP 100m in premiums come into the market and GBP 82.1m paid out in claims every single day.
Lloyd’s is known for its innovation and willingness to insure unusual risks. The market has covered Arctic explorers, international aid organisations, satellite launches and taken on major global risks including cyber, terrorism and the consequences of climate change. And on a January morning in 1912, it insured the Titanic for GBP 1m.