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model: Allison Joseph
straight out of camera
i had a shoot with Richard, Allison, and Jett at an empty club today.
this was honestly the greatest, most satisfying, fun shoot of my life.
i apologize for the intense spam.
inspired by tim walker
Photoshoot collaboration with Angel Dorr (http://www.flickr.com/photos/emeraldcitydarling/)
Makeup: Angel Dorr
Hair: Angalina Sandoval
Model: Dana Michels
Set design/prop design: Chrissie White
Model: Vera Rovers
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/1600 F/1.4 400 Canon 5DmkIII Sigma 85mm
Making use of the elements, such as the wind, is an added value to a photo.
In this photo, the wind got free rein on a square. Basically the challenge was to take the time to catch the right moment.
*I'm not interested in awards and comment codes.
I delete awards and icons without their own words.
Thanks.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Since 2010, at the end of each year, I've compiled an image of all the new Lego models that I built. One can argue about their exact number (do a tractor, trailer and its load count as three, how much of a model needs to be changed before it's a new build?) but I think it is fair to say that I had a productive year. I certainly built quite a bit more than last year.
I had a very busy year at work and spent about a quarter of my time on work travel (including trips to present work at conferences in Greece and Japan and three project meetings in the US), so I am not quite sure how I managed. Many of these models are quite small though, and I can build them fairly quickly, spread out over a weekend or two. I also do a lot of planning when I am travelling, looking at pictures and thinking about how to build new models.
Looking at this year's collection, it's clearly I have turned into a full-blown City builder. There is only one 1/36 scale military model; the rest are minifigure scale and civilian. For me, highlights are the Allelys MAN TGX with an Ivatt Steam locomotive and the Manners DAF XG with tractors.
I displayed models at Modelshow Europe in the Netherlands, BrickFair Chantilly in the US and at the Great Western Brick Show in the UK. At the latter event, I had the opportunity to run my locomotive on a railway layout, which was a lot of fun. I also attended a WAMALUG meeting in the US, because this happened to coincide with a work trip. It was very nice to chat to some of the builders I've met through BrickFair in a quieter and smaller setting.
I am not sure what the new year will bring. I will be attending a few Lego events abroad, but hopefully there will be a little less work travel. Currently, I am planning a new 1/36-scale military build and I want to build new models for a 1/22 Japan-themed display, but I also anticipate there will be a few more minifigure scale haulage models.