Moving on to fix the 6,000 Watt ballasts now. Arri constructs their ballasts to open flat like a book, makes it much easier to work on the guts. Germans sure are clever.
New video I lit for the newly formed Model Alliance.
Finally got around to trying out my new Nikon mount to Hasselblad lens adapter. Hell of a crop factor, but I LOVE it.
d300s, ISO100, 1/800, Hasselblad 60mm, f3.5, tweaked
Breakfast in bed. Strawberries, raspberries, winter pear, Braeburn apple, mango, caramel, orange blossom honey, sweetened condensed milk, pound cake, and shaved semi-sweet Scharfen-Berger chocolate all over everything.
This is the second Apple computer I’ve drilled a hole through…
West Side Highway at Charles St. I still have a bunch of these laying around but no way to play them.
Box 7, seat 8, 1st tier at Carnegie Hall for Philip Glass’s 75th birthday celebration. They will be performing his “Symphony No. 9”. Which he describes as “Big, and unrelenting.” Arvo Part’s “Lamentate” is up first. This is going to be an amazing and special night I tell you what.
CARE LABEL Campaign 2012
Photographer Wayne Maser
Styling Sciascia Gambaccini
Hair & MUA Federica Bello
I don’t know what brand of jeans these are but I lit this a few weeks ago. Wayne is great, always a breeze shooting with the guy.
Brunch today was easy and amazing. Poached eggs with tomato, chickpeas, sautéed vegs, feta, scooped out of a scalding skillet with toasted pita strips. Halve the linked-to recipe if you’re making it for two. 30-40 minutes of cooking and this Israeli dish was ready (I subbed in fresh chopped basil for the other leafy things). Truly drool-worthy and it’s a one-pan cleanup! I give it a 92: it’s got a great beat and I bugged out to it.
ZOMG! DUCK, PLANET EARTH!