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Model: AryD
Light Assistant: Francy Qs
Photographer: Cyllboy (aka Me)
No shoes were harmed while shooting...
STROBIST info: 580ex II in umbrella at 45° camera left (triggered by poverty-wizard)
Of all my friends, it was probably Kenny G who first had decent car. By decent, I mean less than 10 years old, and not a bucket of crap.
Not that I was so much envious of his car being cool, but that it worked they way it should, all the time.
Said car was a 1989 Mitsubishi Lancer GSR. Not that I was really all that wowed by the Lancer prior to Kenny G owning one. A drive back from the coast at the wheel did show me that maybe I was missing out on more than just mechanical reliability. The five-speed manual box allowing for much quieter cruising, and less powertrain NVH intrusion.
One point though - Ken was adamant that I shouldn't rest my hand on the shifter, as it would prematurely wear the gearbox. Well, Ken, now that I am 'in the know', I know this not to be true. So there you go.
Other things the GSR had in its favour were a set a very supportive and comfortable front seats. Some rear legroom, and quite tidy handling (in GSR guise). It also had some poke, from its 1.6L DOHC 16-valve producing 92 kW.
Ken's car was even a fetching fire-engine red - though this was probably still not as cool as the baby-poo mustard of my own Corolla.
Photoshoot of sisters modeling bikinis and swimsuits.
Cowgirl models with cowboy hats, revolvers, and cowboy boots.
Modified 'Gapwasser Viadukt' with reduced incline. H0e steam loco Roco 33241, Bemo flatwagon, Liliput Buffet-Wagen.
LSS Meetup No.14: Arbat Russian Restaurant (Dolly Dare Collection)
Model: Natalie
MUA: Self
Wardrobe: Dolly Dare Collection
Photography: Monika Schaible
Portrait workshop with Oliver Gietl and model Julia. This was really fun and instructive - a great recommendation! Cmp.:
www.model-kartei.de/sedcard/modell/19084/
We started out with only one light (a beauty dish) and one reflector and ended up with four lights and two reflectors and one fan.
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View On Black the way it should be seen!
-- Let the sound of the shutter always guide you to new ventures.
© 2014 Winkler
IAPP Member: US#12002
Looks like a Model T. Can some one confirm this? Thanks
On the back of the photos it says "Nyles & Lama."
Gelin çantası modelleri
Gelinlik modelleri seçimi yaparken aynı zamanda bu gelinlik ile kullanacağımız uyumlu aksesuarları, gelin çantası modelleri seçimlerini de yaparız. Gelin çantaları içine koyacağınız eşyalar ve ne kadar büyük bir çantaya ihtiyaç duyduğunuza göre değişir. Büyük bir kısmı min...
Model: Victoria Bell
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Somewhat surprisingly one of the rooms contains a model train set. I spotted a notice on a door part way up a spiral staircase. Two men were there adjusting the O gauge track.
I took these photos around 1997, with an amateur model, I was young, on the kodachrome, I scanned these slides myself, qualitée scans is very average. I retouched dust.
My initial idea was to blonde hair confused with wheat.
Power Functions remote-control 1:9 scale model of the Tesla Model S all-electric sedan. Features working lights, suspension, and opening doors.
As seen at BrickFiesta
Model: Adria Monroe
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
MODEL SOLAR CAR ENTERED INTO RACE AS PART OF DOE'S NATIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE BOWL.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SPONSORED THE FIRST NATIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE BOWL ON MARCH 21-24, 2002 IN WASHINGTON, DC AT DOE HEADQUARTERS FORRESTAL BUILDING. ON MARCH 23RD THE COMPETITION INCLUDED A MODEL SOLAR CAR RACE HELD AT THE NATIONAL 4-H CONFERENCE CENTER, CHEVY CHASE, MD. THE MODEL CARS WERE DESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTED BY THE TEAM MEMBERS.
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A model for a recent public artwork submission I was short listed for but unfortunately did not get. I was part of an artist team with Stuart Green who was great to work with. This was my part of the submission. It was to be a large metal folded wall 300x450cm with the image of water etched into the metal. There was lights as well, blue from below and amber from above.