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This diorama is inspired by the Ligurian Riviera where I occasionally spend the weekend. This creation is an extension of a moc made in spring 2017. The main reason for this change came from the idea of ​​making a summer display in a shop window in my village. The first version consisted of 4 bases, so I wanted to add two more bases to give the diorama more dimension and in the future I decided that I will also make a lighthouse to complete the marine theme. From this derives the name of the restaurant "Al Faro" which is the new building on the right.
The diorama does not incorporate particular techniques, I deliberately decided to make it simple but at the same time fun and full of cartoons with various characters who carry out the life of the sea, such as playing on the beach, having an ice cream, taking a relaxing walk on the seafront, etc. ..
All the buildings, even if small, have internal fittings visible from the back. This moc makes me want to go to the sea and go out to enjoy some healthy relaxation after all the long lockdown brought about by Covid-19.
I hope you enjoy the diorama!
One weekend, 54 hours, to create new companies, learn things you never thought you would learn, make new friends and grow as a person.
Wasteland Weekend is an annual full immersion post apocalyptic event held in the California Desert. For usage rights please email thomas@thomaskernsphoto.com
This weekend, we rehabilitated tracks at Atlantic Av on the B/Q Line. This photo shows work trains full with chipped-out concrete debris. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
One weekend, 54 hours, to create new companies, learn things you never thought you would learn, make new friends and grow as a person.
Just chillin.
On our last weekend in the country some friends came to hang out with us. I just happened to have the 70-300 mm on the camera and grabbed a bunch of portraits.
Finally! Man, I Need to study... work and volunteering this entire week has been tiring. Maybe more so because I'm still recovering from being a bit sick.
Once again, this is another shot that I took on the way home from work. This intersection is one of the places where I hope to find myself around often next school year... We'll see.
In other news: This is my -100th- image posted! Wow... Part of me feels like "Only 100? I've Definitely shot WAY more than 100 images on film... and only 100 have been "worthy" of posting?" And yet another part thinks "Only 100? I hope to shoot More... and better!" ^_^
[Kodak Ultramax 400 @f/4]
--I've started to take note of my aperture settings! This is mostly for my own reference. I've realized that if I'm going to take learning photography seriously I should take notes while I shoot. Namely my f-stop, exposure settings if I'm compensating and eventually shutter speeds as well. (My Pentax MV1 is an aperture priority camera, so shutter speed won't be an issue yet)