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Model Mayhem #1453849
Strobist Info: Profoto 600R camera left with a 4X6 foot softbox.
Profoto 600R camera right with a Profoto beauty dish equipped with a 20 degree grid. The shot was metered with a Sekonic Model L-758DR light meter, and triggered with a PocketWizard. Nikon D90
A Photo of a Model at the Sony Booth, taken during Imaging World 2025 in Nuremberg. Photo taken with a Sony Alpha 9 III at an incredible 80.000th of a second! Many thanks to the model.
Model: Danielle Hunt Modeling
Makeup: Lauren Reid | Makeup Artist
Hair: Nearly Famous Salon
Wardrobe / styling: Jackie Marin
Photo: Brad Olson | Photography
ECLIPSE -- by Charles Perry. Eclipse is the massive 35 foot aluminum tube sculpture that fills the cavernous atrium of San Francisco's Hyatt Regency.
On Perry (from wikipedia): Charles O. Perry (born 1929) is an American sculptor particularly known for his large scale public sculptures.
Perry initially studied architecture at Yale University graduating in 1958. He then joined the firm of Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill in San Francisco where he continued to work as an architect until 1963. At the same time, Perry started developing some of his own ideas in sculpture and in 1964 staged his first one-man show of sculptural models in San Francisco, which lead to some early commissions for his sculptures.
Model: Cheyenne Krijgsman
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/90 F4.0 800 70-200
The power of an expression. Every model chance a lot in poses, but expression is for me the most important detail in a photo. An expression gives a photo the right impact.
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Strobist: 1x WL x3200 camera left with large octabox, 1x WL x3200 camera right with 30x60 softbox (vertical), 1x AB1600 with beauty dish on boom center just in front of model's face. beauty dish was roughly 1 stop brighter than side lights. Fired via CyberSyncs.
Ford Model T, Niemieckie Muzeum Techniki (Deutsches Technikmuseum), Berlin, 18 marca 2018 r.
Produkowany w latach 1908-27 samochód był pierwszym seryjnie produkowanym samochodem na świecie. Dzięki prostej konstrukcji, przystępnej cenie, łatwości w naprawie odniósł nienotowany wcześniej sukces - sprzedano ponad 15 mln egzemplarzy, co było rekordem aż do czasów Volkswagena Garbusa. Muzealny pojazd wyprodukowany został w 1925 r.
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Ford Model T, German Museum of Technology (Deutsches Technikmuseum), Berlin, March 18, 2018
The automobile manufactured in 1908-1927 was the first series car in the world. Thanks to a simple design, reasonable price and easy repairs the model achieved a success not recorded before - more than 15 million vehicles were sold which was the world record until the times of Volkswagen Beetle. The exhibited automobile was built in 1925.