Crankworx Endero

Crankworx Endero  I spent the day on "The Top of the World" On Whistler Mt. After 1 Gondola ride and a quick chair life up to the top, we were greeted with amazing views of the surrounding mountain ranges and some excellent talent on their bikes. Alterna Films was shooting some footage for GT Mountain Bikes and I tagged along to get some behind the scenes shots. Here are a couple of samples on the day! The Mountain Biking was extremely impressive and the lighting ended up being pretty amazing!

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gt&alterna3webBeautiful Black Tusk Mountain.

gt&alterna4webBiking the Endero!

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gt&alterna7webHeading up the chair lift!

gt&alterna11webHeading up the Gondola!

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gt&alterna54webBlack Tusk!

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gt&alterna80webHanging out on the Chair Lift!

gt&alterna82webDoing a little gear hiking!

gt&alterna84webLooking back up the peak!

Prime Time!

Prime Time! I decided to Walk the Streets of Casco Viejo, panama; using only a 50mm 1.8 Prime Lens and an 85mm 1.8 Prime Lens. Prime lens street photography is actually hard, because you have to get close to your subject. I got caught snapping a couple of times. Casco Viejo, is an incredible place where old Spanish/French influence some together to create some amazing architecture.  There is a mix between the very rich and the very poor. Some buildings should be condemned, but you will see families living out of these boarded up houses; living in anything that is available.

Here are some shots from my explorations today. I am used to hiding behind a 70-200 2.8 or a 24-70 2.8 Lens, but today, I decided to just try my primes out and get over that horrible awkward feeling of taking a strangers picture!

 

Casco_Viejo_Panama2webIts hard to get up to someone with a Prime 50mm Lens. I am no longer able to hide behind my Zoom!

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Casco_Viejo_Panama17webI was Caught Red Handed!

Casco_Viejo_Panama19webI gave this guy some change, so I felt better about taking his picture!

Casco_Viejo_Panama23webAnd of course the Famous "Welcome to Panama Man" He is always singing and Playing!

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Jenna and Sam's Harrison Wedding

Jenna and Sam's Harrison Wedding!

Jenna and Sam's Wedding took place in the Beautiful Harrison Hot Springs. Rain was threatening to ruin the day, but lucky held off and ended up being perfect for skin tones and portraits.

I had a great day with these two and the Sam's Dance was and will forever been MEMORABLE!

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A ride Through Chepo

A Ride Through Chepo! Its that time again. The beautiful Mama Nido, (stands for Mothers Nest); has been pulled out of the water to get a face lift. At the Chepo Ship Yard in Panama, she sits looking a bit tired and weary. Flame torches and welders tirelessly work away at her haul; patching and scraping away the salt water damage. Its been a interesting process to watch how huge slabs of steel can be cut and welded into place. The yard is HOT and very smelly, mostly due to the fish processing plant across the way.

With a couple more weeks left to go, she is due for a fresh paint job and then she will be one her way back to the ocean; housing the Famous Picaflor and The Hooker, fishing boats!

 

mamanidohaulout2webThe Chepo Ship yard.

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mamanidohaulout49webSome of the ship yard workers, working in the Hot Haul of the boat. Temperatures over 100 Degree's inside.

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mamanidohaulout65webThis is how they haul boats in and out of the water. An old train rail system, full with cables and pulleys. The ship Yard worker's are waiting to through lines onto the ship.

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