Knuckledragger

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upbBJADAWk4 This is some crazy shit. A Strip Club in downtown Springfield MA blew up taking out a bunch of buildings around it.

I haven't posted any of my own photos in this thread in bloody ages. I've mentioned on several occasions that I bought and IR-modified 5D. Last week I finally took it out and took some landscape shots. EF 50mm F/1.4 @ F/2, 1/100, ISO 100. EF 17-40L @ 36 mm, 1/60, F/5.6, ISO 100. EF 17-40L @ 26 mm 1/60, F/5.6, ISO 100. EF 17-40L @ 17 mm, 1/100, F/6.3, ISO 100. In late september I worked a party where there was a fire spinning troupe. I spend 2 hours taking photos of them ...and while I was doing that, someone stole my DJ headphones out of my bag. 35mm F/2 @ F/18, 0.8 seconds, ISO 100. EF 35mm @ F/11, 2.5 sec, ISO 100. EF 35mm @ F/10, 3.2 sec, ISO 100. EF 35mm @ F/11, 3.2 sec, ISO 100. EF 35mm @ F/10, 2 sec, ISO 100. EF 35mm @ F/10, 3.2 sec, ISO 100. EF 35mm @ F/13, 3.2 sec, ISO 100. Click through for extended EXIF and all that.

This is most likely a Reapy McReapOast, but it still gives me a chuckle:

That's her ELBOW, you sickos!

AMZN has the Sony MDR V6 for $50. The V6/7506 are lacking in sex appeal, but they are my favorite in-the-field working can, period. I've used them for DJing, field recording, film production, etc etc.

“Where we’re going, we don’t need… roads.”

^ Now that is some crazy shit. How Jack Nicholson Became The Joker

14 minutes of jackassery that is vaguely related to photography.

Werd. I just did a quick listen and you're right. I contacted Don on FB (after a year, heh) and told him as much. This isn't really ambient or IDM, but it's pretty amazing live electro using a stack of vintage equipment. The funny blue and yellow thing is a really rare analogue drum kit.

1988 called. Said it was awesome, wished you were there.

I'm going to name my nightmares after this thing. Candy Loving from the January 1979 issue of Playboy. I'm more interested in the ancient AV equipment behind her.