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Wire cross out of copper and gun metal plated copper, with chain and firepolish czech beads.
Made this one also in sterling.
Pipra filicauda - male
Found this gorgeous little manakin on the west bank of the Rio Negro, in partially flooded lowland forest. Note the long tail filaments.
By looking at this you can see how high up we live.
snapped this as i went to pick my son up.
to be honest im getting a bit lazy with this project, i dont want to quit i just need to make a bit more effort!!
At the moment ive just got stock photography on my mind, what to upload and take photos of.
im going to go back through the archives to see if i have anything so expect random uploads from time to time!!
The wire lath is a real pain to work with. The mortar doesn't break off easily (I didn't want to hammer too hard for fear of damaging the wall on the other side), and it's hard to pull the lath off the studs.
I found that once the tiles were removed, I could pry the lath off the studs. You'll note that I'm wearing heavy leather gloves for this job, because the wire lath is incredibly sharp (one website said "This stuff makes a scalpel look like a Twinkie.")
A windy and dusty late afternoon on Colorado's Western Slope. Loved how the sun, partially obscured by the dust in the air, silhouetted the tower and wires. Near Whitewater and Grand Junction.
Model: Sara
Strobist: no.1 chinese 250 Ws studio strobe into silver umbrella with diffusive sheet high above (key); no.2 GOBOed speedlight from back right and left.
Nikon D200 with Micro-Nikkor AF-S 85mm f/3.5G DX.