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part of my small portrait series.
this day was real fun. we always wanted to go and shoot photos of her but it never happened. then i heard of this house, which was about to be demolished. and she - very unexpectedly - had time for a little shoot. awesome coincidence. so, anyway, some freaks had torn down the roof during the party two days before and we had the chance to get up there. heaps of fun. bladibladibla... enjoy. ;)
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Taken from the 1 Altitude - Gallery & Bar
Situated at 282 metres above sea level on Singapore’s tallest building and located on level 63, making it the island’s highest point, 1-Altitude Gallery & Bar is the highest rooftop bar in the world.
A roof with a view.
This was taken on the third day of my recent trip to Melbourne.
My partner and I had walked through Fitzroy, checked out some stuff and were making our way back to where we were staying when we stopped so I could take advantage of a photography opportunity that presented itself to me.
There's a few different architectural styles in this shot. I don't think they work well with either each other, or the car park, yet at the same time they somehow come together and help form an image that is not quite dreary, but does have a kind of sense of urban stagnation through routine, I think.
The Memphis weather was so cold that I decided to find a place to explore indoors. I hadn't been in the Peabody Hotel in years, and one of the hotel painters was nice enough to show us around several of the grand rooms.
When sitting on the edge of a rooftop, looking miles out into the horizon, it's nice to have a companion join you.
We've been intvited to a rooftop party located in the heart of Budapest over the 10th floor. You know, good music, rose vine and friends.
Canon 7D (ISO 400) + Sigma 50mm 1.4 @ 1.4 :) Very wide open.
Strobist: Only ambient light (an 50 watt lamp :D)
Another one from there:
Jacob Wester, modeling Andre Lani custom tailored clothing.
Shot at The Nine's Hotel in downtown Portland. This was a ridiculously fun shoot in a gorgeous location. None of the guys had modeled before but they all did a great job.
My uncle used to grow and sell orchards for a living. These days, his children grow some flowers and fruits on the rooftop garden for fun.
On the inside looking out through the intriguing dome rooftop of the Tropical plants display at the Mt Coottha Botanical Gardens