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Galactic hero: Sir Fur

kweide — Sun, 12 Jan 2014 13:24:54 +0000

Requested by the very young kids, animated by the fantastic stories of the “Galactic Heroes”, they wanted to see a proof, a proof of their real existence. Their arguments so clean and direct: “You can do photos, so give us a real photo of them” Well, i did it and presented the leader of the Galactic Heroes: Sir Fur. The fighter for justice and freedom , The real leader of an real team of “Galactic Heroes”. Boy i don’t want to think about the consequences in future when they discover my fake :)

Again done with the famous Olympus EM-1

Fighters dress

kweide — Wed, 04 Jul 2012 07:02:45 +0000

That is the fighters dress. Okay, not washable at all, dont iron it. And forget about washing it at 30°, no way to clean it, to bring it back to a bright and shiny dress. It is armor ! It must look like it it looks. Old, powerfull, grundgy, dirty.

Such stuff was the life insurance on the battlefields of ancient times…

He is alive !

kweide — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 16:14:03 +0000

Here is a proof i needed to post due to several requests, to proof, that the dagger-fighter shown in the previous pictures is still alive ! I took this picture AFTER the fight ! And i hope he will enjoy his pictures as well…

Olympus E-M5, Zuiko 45, ISO200, f4.5, 1/1250 second….. and the sun was my friend ….

Power of voice

kweide — Mon, 02 Jul 2012 08:07:52 +0000

The voice is a powerful instrument and often massivly underrated. With voice one can impresse, steer discussion, cause extreme emotions or simply use it as a weapon. This guy at the left, used it as such and powerfull and loud as well as a concentrated scream.

Screaming loud against his opponent caused him to fall down,, to nearly give up. Yes it was fun, just a fight demonstration at a medieval market. But impressive enough to create this picture for you. Here i tried to visualize his vocal power by the structure in the upper part of the picture which fills the complete room and made that pressure forcing the right guy :) to bow his knees and to fall down as well….
Olympus E-M5, ISO200, Zuiko 45, f4.5, 1/1000 second and for sure no flash used here :)