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Sunglasses and Stoicism. I can dig, and that I do.

Even though it's the color of the eyeglasses that may hit first to most observers, I do like that the tone and contrast of the overall array of visual spectrum in the first few photos portrayed is actually kept to a minimum. Not entirely colorful, but of the color that is there, it just "pops".


I also found myself playing a little game with these.
1) Cristopher Knight
2) Wes Studi
3) Jake Gyllenhaal
4) couldn't come up with one

Stoicism. Until you mentioned it, I didn't realize that I had chose to post-process images that all shared that feature.

As for the identities. They guy in pink, with the pink glasses is the brother of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, the actor.

The hispanic man with the yellow shades looks like he should be walking away from an explosion, in slow motion.

In fact...

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LOL

Great two-step posts that followed my last.

That's a neat little fact about pink shades; was he advertising that point of familial relations on a sign, or did it come via casual conversation?

I knew what was coming after the "In Fact:", but I still managed to produce a worthwhile chuckle from it.

He didn't mention it at all. We exchanged cards and after looking at his web site, I started pulling the thread through Google.