Two years of wear and tear.
It has been a a fun journey.

460 days of wear, 2 soaks & 10 machine washes.

109 days to 460 days of wear.

@twin Thanks.
Yours looks amazing. I am glad to see that you are still rocking it!
Keep on using it.
It is a beast of a shirt.

I have not worn the 666II or the 666UHR in a long time now.
They still have some more life in them. Especially the UHR.
I will have to take them out for a spin soon again I think.

Mobile picture. Light and colour is off. Need to bring out my camera soon. Have not used it in ages.

Have not been wearing this much the last year.
I need to change that.

Not many updates in this thread lately.

281 days of wear.
3 soaks and 3 machine washes.

Photos taken with flash

Photos taken without flash

Thanks @BloodnThunder

Here is one more.

PBJ607918OZ 209 days of wear.

PBJXX00714OZ 131 days of wear. 3 soaks.

S710XX19OZ. 78 days of wear. 1 machine wash. 1 soak.

Thanks for mentioning me @neph93 and @marlin
I do not see myself as a good photographer at all.
I tend to go for quantity for quality. If I take enough photos at least one of them is bound to turn out ok.

Taking photos of denim is tricky. Especially if you want the photos to be "true" to the denim and show them as they are.

Here are a list of things I do find important.

Background:

• Make sure you have a background that "works".
  Light:
• Make sure you have a good source of light. I prefer sunny and cloudy weather where the clouds dampen the light a bit. Direct sunlight can sometimes be hard to work with and can create weird shadows and overly bright areas.
  Equipment:
• Use a camera and not your phone.
• Get a decent camera lens.
• Use a tripod (I do not own one) or use something to put your camera on ie wall, chair, postbox or similar.
• Use a ladder or a chair to stand on when taking photo of your jeans laying on the ground.
• If you take photos indoor use a flash. Preferably a flash that you can turn around so that it is pointed to the ceiling so that the flash light can bounce from the ceiling and down to the floor and jeans. If you have the flash pointed directly at the jeans and floor the result is alot "harder" and can create some weird shadows.
  Editing:
• Get Lightroom or something similar to edit the photos afterwards.
  Depending on what is on the photo the jeans may tend to be more blue or green or red in its tint then reality is. Therfore I always try to get the white balance right. I do suck at lightroom and most often then not I press the auto edit button. Then I have to drag down the brightness and contrast and sometimes the other options a little. As the pictures most often then not becomes overly bright when I press the "auto" button. Then I change the colour balance to make sure that the white is actually white and not white with a blue tint or yellow tint.

A sufu member cmboland wrote a good guide a couple of years ago that I really liked.

https://www.reddit.com/r/rawdenim/comments/2vm1ps/denim_white_balance_tutorial/
https://imgur.com/a/1kwUJ

Last note.
Try to experiment with different backgrounds and light settings and for that matter camera settings.

My Equipment:

• Canon EOS 50D
• Canon EF-S 15-85mm f/3,5-5,6 IS USM (My main lens)
• Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM
• Canon EF 100mm f/2,8L IS USM Macro
• Canon Speedlite 430EX II

@Crit_Obs:

@nizzel55 you know you've made it in life when a TaoBao seller is using your photo to peddle their produce.

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.263.4b6bc5f9fXnm2j&id=564059563732&ns=1&abbucket=9#detail

HAHA that made my day.

Thanks for the link.