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Indoor candid photograph of a woman applying makeup at a tabletop vanity mirror.
Model: Tatiana
Description
The image shows a woman seen mostly from behind and slightly above, using a compact mirror while applying makeup near one eye. Her reflected face is the visual focal point. The mirror creates a layered composition: the viewer sees the back of her head and hand in the foreground, her face in reflection, and a second reflected section showing the surrounding room.
The setting appears to be an indoor workspace or studio rather than a bedroom vanity. Visible background elements include a wooden tabletop, audio/speaker equipment, cables, and a dark stand or support structure. The scene has an informal, behind-the-scenes feel.
Visual details
* Subject: woman applying eye makeup
* Action: grooming / makeup application
* Setting: indoor room, possibly studio or backstage-like space
* Main object: folding tabletop mirror with multiple panels
* Composition: reflection-based candid image
* Mood: quiet, private, observational
* Lighting: soft indoor ambient light
* Focus: strongest on the mirror reflection and hand; foreground hair is softer
* Color palette: neutral tones, black hair, pale mirror frame, light wood tabletop, dark equipment
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March 7, 2010
Nearly 24 hours into my visit here and I pretty much had an emotional breakdown last night. I became frantic and depressed, similar to what I experienced when Teja was watching 1000 Ways to Die at midnight the other night...but not as extreme. I'm starting to think there's something wrong with me mentally. I have so many mental problems in my family it would be foolish of me to think I got off scotch free. I actually fear for my children...they have so many physical and mental ailments in their future genes...*sigh*
I've been wanting to take a picture with wet hair in the shower but couldn't at school....SO I did so here while I'm at home. I attempted to make the eye make up myself but all I had to work with was eye shadow that doesn't smear too well...so I had to do the rest with GIMP...same with the lipstick.
But yes, I took this picture while I was in the shower and the water was FREEZING to keep from fogging up the lens. I was absolutely freezing but I guess it made it easier to curl up and cover myself lol
I'm feeling a little better today...Garry's been a big help. When I was having my depressive breakdown he was keeping my chin up. We both are going through so much and this is the longest we have been apart...and without any hope of being together again. But I realized we need to keep hope...there's always a light at the end of the tunnel, even when I sometimes think the tunnel will never end. I just try to think about the good that will come of this...one day Garry and I will be together without the threat of being separated...and we'll have money, a nice apartment, and a baby on the way. That, to me, is ideal...and that is why I keep going.
TRF: I'm actually running out of ideas :O I want something different...but what? I don't know... I told mom about Danbo last night and she thought it was a crazy idea. She doesn't get what's so appealing about Danbo...oh well *sigh* I'm kinda giving up on that idea for a 365...they're just too expensive and I won't be able to get my hands on even one in 2-3 months.
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Beautiful Chinese girl, beautiful eye makeup.Developed from RAW; retouched with special care and attention.
Beauty portrait with avant garde head piece from Pendulous threads.
I was invited to add this to a strobist group but strictly it's not strobe lighting as it was shot under a single continuous light... but heck as I was invited I did anyway!
Model: Mischkah Scott
MUA: Nina Kurzweil
Headpiece: Pendulous Threads UK
Studio: Flash Bang Wallop Blackpool
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Portrait of an Indian woman....
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Taken from 3rd Floor Magazine
Graphic by Robyn Atkinson
Words by Cheryl Maguire & Emma Waight
Make up by Jenny Dayton
Netherlands, Rotterdam, Mathenesserlaan, FFWD Dance Parade 2007
Eye contact with two nice dancers in tutus, dresses more common for classical ballet. These girls use them to dance to phat beats, though.
Being on a ladder has advantages, as I noted earlier. You have a better view and angle. Moreover, you become more noticeable to the people on the parade trucks.
I was able to get in contact and communicate with the dancers. This is one of the many cool shots with eye contact that I was able to make because of this.
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This guy had some great eye make up, so I complimented him on it. He said he was a hair dresser and had just styled the girl next to him. He was super stoked on how he did her hair, said it was trend setting. I commented that I had rocked an almost identical look in 1984 and he was speechless for a moment. I'm probably old enough to be his mother. Sigh...
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