It was bound to happen at some point. The 1964 Impala SS is gone, replaced with a convertible.
We’ve always enjoyed cruising around in a convertible. The question is running it with juice or air. We may even leave it stock suspension and enjoy the factory smoothness.
I’m currently working on the mechanical updates and maintenance “opportunities”.
This ride definitely looks great more than 50 feet away. It’s a project in progress that will someday become the bad ass ride I envision.
Picked up another Canon C100 MKII that will be kept down to a minimum configuration to keep it light for quick shoots.
I’ve always liked the look of a mattebox on a film or video rig. As it turns out these are definitely you get what you pay for type of hardware. The models I like were way out there in pricing. Especially the ones that are built up with barn doors and different mounting hardware.
I found this setup from a local bay area cinematographer that was downsizing his gear. It’s a Tilta Carbon Fiber MB-T-03 model that is super nice.
Adding the barn doors completely changes the look, for me at least. This is the difference between walking into a paid gig with a DSLR and a cine camera.
It has become a tradition in joining our neighbor and his family down the hill for Easter.
We really enjoy the relaxed get together with no drama. Our host Daniel is a kick ass BBQ chef with the ultimate setup.
On my way home I had to double back when I hit Pardee Dam. It turned out some dudes truck caught on fire.
I guess this would be the ideal area for a vehicle fire as there is nothing to burn but concrete. If it came down to it the fire department could have rolled that sucker down the hill and into the lake.
Son came by today and grabbed the drum set from the Manetarium. I figured he would get more use out of them than me.
Her we go.
I’m lagging. I’ve been so busy with life I haven’t been able to post anything.
I haven’t posted a Manetarium photo in awhile. I make changes throughout the year to accommodate the various projects I get into throughout the year.
