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[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:

[quote]digitalairair wrote:
I rode my motocycle to the market blind folded while my Viet maid shouted out and “broadcasted” directions and instructions through a loud speaker in the back seat, directly into my ear. Had to go slow at first while working out our chemistry.

Almost got killed a couple of times, but we did pull through and got our fruits and veggies. But now me and my maid have a new and deeper understanding and appreciation of each other through reciprocal means and dependency.[/quote]

Fucking dangerous and stupid… but brilliant.

Performance art brought to a level of reality… if not practicality. [/quote]

that’s interesting because I tend to think that most of my stuff is impractical, the way I render everyday objects and actions until they become useless. But maybe there’s a certain sense and idea of practicality in that itself.

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they have your oscilloscope needs covered

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[quote]KrohDaddi wrote:
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what is that?

it’s very colorful. might work well as a painting.

haven’t done a lot of photography in the last few weeks since i started this thread though.

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i find abandon cars and hot girls fascinating doing together (that’s my sister, age 17)

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[quote]digitalairair wrote:
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Whats the cheapest camera model I could pick up to take these sort of quality pics?

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Amazing photos. I don’t really care what your eccentricities are, you like what you do.

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Frank, do you travel around Asia much? Thought I read recently you were/are in TW?

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[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:
Amazing photos. I don’t really care what your eccentricities are, you like what you do.[/quote]

it depends, but I won’t worry about camera too much. It’s mostly about composition and how you frame things and where u put your subject. i don’t even light my subjects. I like natural light, and if I am indoor, I go to the right lightsource or adjust the model instead of bringing in lights to light the model artificially. I also don’t own a tripod. I like to have as little equipment and preparation as possible when I take photos. I feel more authentic and my consciousness more transparent when i’m taking the shots.

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[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:
Frank, do you travel around Asia much? Thought I read recently you were/are in TW?[/quote]

I am in taiwan now. I visit Vietnam often too because my dad has another family/company there.

I lived in maryland and LA when I’m in the states.

I prefer to stay in Taiwan at the moment.

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self portraits.

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Asian + Camera = masterpiece

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[quote]digitalairair wrote:
Hand.[/quote]

Like despite feeling a little haunted by it.

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[quote]digitalairair wrote:

[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:
Amazing photos. I don’t really care what your eccentricities are, you like what you do.[/quote]

it depends, but I won’t worry about camera too much. It’s mostly about composition and how you frame things and where u put your subject. i don’t even light my subjects. I like natural light, and if I am indoor, I go to the right lightsource or adjust the model instead of bringing in lights to light the model artificially. I also don’t own a tripod. I like to have as little equipment and preparation as possible when I take photos. I feel more authentic and my consciousness more transparent when i’m taking the shots. [/quote]

Well as soon as the flavour hits you let’s hope a camera is in your hand soon enough to capture the moment.

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put me in mind of

someday memory will fade
and all formerly worthy things
what will mark the passing beauty?