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Future skater preforming a grind.
Got some old school Bionicle parts from eBay. I’m definitely a new fan of the building system 😀
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I wonder what she's thinking...
I have an 80 year old photographer as a mentor, and since the pool we were using was near his condo, he dropped in. Frank is a retired veteran of photography, so when he is on the scene, I like to get him to help. Frank's specialty was photographing women, and his nickname was Hef, so, well, he is quite at home working with a swimsuit model. I forgot to tell him that Page had some reservations about looking like she fell out of a Playboy magazine. So I thought she might be a bit hesitant when he was coaching her in cleavage enhancing poses like this one. But the professional that Page is, she never wavered, and even looks like she is having some fun.
She's probably thinking - "My boyfriend's really going to like this."
Scratchbuilt model of OD832, the prototype Leyland Lion LT5 with Park Royal body which was delivered to Devon General in 1931.
Two cowgirl swimsuit bikni models wearing cowboy boots with colt 45 revolver guns, walking in an old west town.
model: Sian (model mayhem)
SB800 @ full power over right shoulder
SB600 @ 1/2 power front left (other side of model)
Aussie Strobists meet at Mount Cootha Botanical Gardens.
Copyright © 2009 Stuart Blythe. All rights reserved.
Model: Victoria Bell
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Model: Tiana Ells
Photographer: Phirun Sam
Location: Squaw Peak, UT
Setup: Natural light | Canon 6D | Zeiss 85mm 1.4
I saw this Model T on the way to the Poto singlespeed world championships... The light was perfect and I was late. It was still there on the way back but the clouds had moved in and someone had opened the door int he back of the barn. So, still a neat shot for my P&S (which got me a good DOF anyway - I dunno where the exif went) but it could've been so much better if I had stopped on the way there... I was angling for something for this week's PCA and all of the lines here kind of fit the bill (overall image quality and the lighting doesn't though)
A pack of really cheap modelling clay.
I had high hopes for some photos of this stuff, but inspiration deserted me so I only came up with this rather bland shot.... ....and the couple of others I have just uploaded...
Hopefully the rest of 2009 will be more productive!
Link to large size: farm4.static.flickr.com/3261/3192659156_39154def12_b_d.jpg
A code 3 model of the Corgi BET single decker. This represents one of the later Reliances for Devon General for which the window spacing is just right.
For strobists: Canon 580EX on camera left. Triggered with a Canon ST-E2 infrared transmitter. Between the strobe and the model is a large self made translucent light panel (just out of the frame).
After watching the truly inspirational Dean Collins DVD's, I decided to make my own 2x1 meter light panel out of PVC tubing. I bought the translucent fabric from my camera store.
Learn how to light at strobist.blogspot.com/2006/02/welcome-to-strobist.html.
Model: Ellis Jentjens
Location: Block 63-S
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/750 F/1.8 400 Canon 5DmkIII Sigma 85mm
A table and a chair offer a model many possibilities to build a pose in an easy way. I personally think it is important that if a model wants to use hands in a pose, that both hands are given a function.