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Location: Milpitas, CA. Shot at a make-shift parking lot studio. More information about this picture can be found here.
Strobist information:
- Einstein + white beauty dish camera right.
- Silver reflector camera left/below Liana. Held by voice activated light-stand Kevin.
- Silver umbrella with SB-80DX camera left. Behind Liana. For hair highlight.
- Triggered with PW.
MUA and Styling: Paige from A-List Make Up.
Model: Liana (Model Mayhem #208403).
New Invention in Sushi, as its same as you are making with seaweed but here i used chocolate strip to roll along with rice and stuffed chocolate, its really tastes good you must try..
HAHAHAHHAHA i wrapped a scarf around him...and of course he looks EXOTIC! taha...i do have another shot of him...and if you want to see it...flickrmail me!!!
ps Indy would have a picture in the scarf too, if he would cooperate....
Model Tina Summers ( www.modelmayhem.com/3515861 ), certified yoga practitioner, in our downtown Los Angeles studio.
Photo Specs: Canon 1Ds MkIII, EF85mm f/1.2L II USM, 1/125, f / 6.3, ISO 400 - Natural Light - Digital Photo Professional, Lightroom 5, Photoshop CC
Copyright 2015 by David K. Smith - www.dksmediasolutions.com
Above lamp is a unique combination of candle holders, wood vase and brushed metal handle pulls. The combination of these three materials creates an exotic and yet modern lamp.
Sayacmarca is commonly referred to as the ‘Inaccessible Town’ due to the steep drops on three edges of the structure falling to the jungle below. To enter the ruins one needs to climb 98 vertical stone steps along the edge of a mountain at a height of 3,600 meters above sea level. An excursion not for the faint of heart! After Sayacmarca, the vegetation along the Inca Trail begins to change as it comes to the tropical cloud forest, part of the Amazon jungle in Peru, filled with exotic flowers and colorful orchids.
Unearthed from the mounds... Hopewell are believed to have been trading for exotic raw materials. Archaeologists have found shark and alligator teeth, bear claws, beads and shells and other materials from afar inside the mounds.
" The Ariel Atom is a high performance open air roadster that is produced by the Ariel Motor Company in Somerset, England. The Atom is built with an exoskeleton type frame and features very minimal bodywork to go along with the sports car’s lightweight theme. The Ariel Atom is powered by a variety of power plants ranging from a supercharged Honda K series four cylinders to GM Ecotec engines with outputs ranging from 245 HP to 300 HP depending upon the application. The standard Atom is able to accelerate from 0 to 60 MPH in only 2.7 seconds and can reach a top speed of 150 MPH. Ariel is currently working on the Atom 500, taking the lightweight sports car to the next level with a 2.4 Liter 10,000 RPM V8 made from a pair of Suzuki Hyabusa engines that will produce a maximum output of 500 HP."