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I had him outside after the big storm (it was pretty scary!) to get pictures in the soft lighting. It really brings out his coloring. I had to warm this picture up a bit to get it as accurate as I could.
He's getting very good at his sit-stays now that I've taken the time to work with him. He won't move, whereas before he used to try to get up. Now he knows that he can't move until I release him from the command with the word "free". I was able to put him at the opposite end of the yard, walk away without facing him, and he didn't budge. Then as soon as I said "free-come" he immediately ran towards me. I tried to catch him in motion but the lighting was just too diffuse so they were blurry.
Thank you very much for the charm squares! It is not the kind of fabric one can easily find in France and I like them very much... Now I have to find a new project to use them...
The Stud-Lock is a solid stud that will protrude through the exterior of the ductwork and allow the gasketed washer and locknut to be attached. This gives a solid and leak tight seal on the exterior of the ductwork.
Explanation: This was a rather spur-of-the-moment photo shoot concept with my friend Alex. The initial thought was to capture "[stereotypical] gender roles between a 1950's husband and wife".
When exploring the landscapes of Møn, you are often not alone. Cattle are grazing in the hills and you are actually allowed inside the fence. In Høvblege I met this charming fellow.... And maybe I should explain to our English speaking friends, that stud is the Danish word for a castrated bull (all ages...)!
A friend of mine, Charlie, spends his time between working as a musician and working as a computer consultant. On the music side, he recently bought one of the last Studer 24-track analog tape machines. This replaces his older TEAC. My first reaction, seeing it, was that it reminded me of one of the older SCi FI props. That being said, the amount of engineering that went into this system is amazing.