For Fun – A Moai/Carver Profile and two more Haka Pei
I say “for fun” because of the Haka Pei images. First of all they were both so far away that, even with a 400mm lens, I had to crop almost ridiculously and interpolate. Then, when photographing Haka Pei, one needs to pan with the motion...
Four Tapati 2008 Stage Images
I finished reviewing the Tapati 2008 outdoor stage images – at night after a day of competitions. These four have been added both to the Folio – on Page 11 – and to the Tapati 2008 Page. That leaves a review of day competition images....
Finishing up with Tapati Rapanui 2007 – Three Images
I decided that the first thing I needed to accomplish in 2021 is finish up with the three Easter Island sub-folios. The three images here are the last (I assume at this point) that I will add to the Tapati Rapanui 2007 section. The reatured...
Three More Parade Prep Portraits from Tapati Rapanui 2007
Final posting of 2020. Three grab-style portraits from the prep-session for the parade, where everyone was getting outfitted and painted. the featured image was taken in extremely harsh lighting, adding to the something of a charcoal...
Two of my "Grab" Portraits from the Tapati 2007 opening Ceremony and Roberto Pakomio waving at the end of his performance
Three more for the Easter Island Folio. I confess to not having names for the first two images. They were faces that caught my attention at the opening ceremonies for Tapati Rapanui 2007 – our first. The gentleman above was simply walking...
Kai Kai Class, Jacobo inside Rano Kau and Roberto being Roberto – more for the Easter Island Folio
Three unrelated stand-alone images. Above is my b&w rendition of a portrait of the Kai Kai class on the grounds of the Museo. A few minutes later I took the image I used in The Moon has been Eaten – Kai Kai Girls. Naturally I turned...
For Fun – a Moai/Carver Profile and two more Haka Pei
