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Wednesdays at the Carnevale di Venezia tend to be slow days. I didn't know of any group shoots so I took a relaxing morning and just wandered around Venice, soaking in the charm and history. After lunch I went to the Piazza di San Marco and San Zaccaria. I ended up shooting with some models but my body was happy to have a slow day.
I took these photos at the 2019 Carnevale di Venezia in February 2019.
My Attempt at the Librodo effect.. Please give me comments and constructive criticism.
Model: Hui Nee
Assistant: Yongsheng
Special thanks to:
Youtube for the tutorials
Wifey for the MUA discerning eye (to prevent us from getting carried away.. oversaturation, dodge burn..)
Mercedes-Benz W124 300D X 1992 3D model
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Model: Saara R.
Strobist setup: SB-900 through a white umbrella camera right. SB-800 with a reflective umbrella camera left. Snow thrown up in the air, with the other hand. Triggered with Skyports.
-15 degrees Celsius outside.
A figure used in a lecture from JR James at the Department of Town and Regional Planning at The University of Sheffield between 1967 and 1978.
"One entrepreneur's attempt to alleviate the isolation that so many citizens feel, being cut off from the outside world, has resulted in the ornate, magical mailboxes of Clinton Harwood. Harwood, a blacksmith and amateur chaos magician, claimed to have been inspired by the concept of Schrödinger's cat; the difference being that the potential states of a locked mailbox are not 'dead' or 'alive' but rather empty or not. Over the course of four years of experiments, during which he was nearly killed several times (at one point he conjured a badger, which took two of his fingers), he calibrated potentialities until he perfected his product. Essentially, he created a way for his customers to receive mail which might have been sent had the Exile never occurred. . . . 'When you open that box in the morning,' Harwood has been quoted as saying, 'you get to feel like everything is back to normal, if only for a few minutes. That's what I'm selling--a little bit of comfort.' . . . In the early days (the first model of the line premiered in 1974) he sold that comfort for prices few could afford. Mayor Faldbakken III was one of Harwood's first customers, and appeared on Channel 8 with a postcard, dated the week before, from a cousin who was traveling in Hawaii. 'The mail wasn't this fast before the Exile!' the mayor said. The joke fell flat with the city's former postal corps, but those citizens who still had televisions were entranced. Most, however, had to wait for Harwood's later, lower-priced models. . . . The low-end Harwood mailbox yields up its riches once per week: letters from loved ones, magazine subscriptions, even utility bills for services no longer provided. . . . Calibrating the potentiality of mail has proved to be inexact, however. Since the very principle of the Harwood is to receive correspondence never sent from a world which appears to have entirely forgotten the city, it is perhaps unsurprising that some deliveries come from worlds that never existed. Letters from lovers never met have been known to cause marital crises, and a certain quantum irregularity seems to have centered upon People Magazine--nearly every Harwood receives it, but the content of each copy differs from the next in some way. . . . Unheard of before the Exile, People has become one of the preferred forms of escape for citizens. Speculating upon what celebrity stories are true has become an art form of sorts, with the most seasoned practitioners building narratives of the outer world based upon their collections. A Steve McQueen presidency, for example, invalidates any report of the actor's death, which in turn gives the lie to all other stories within issues reporting his death, and so forth. . . . Many Harwood owners treasure even their junk mail, such as advertising circulars, many of which seem to consist of rejected celebrities pitching rejected products using rejected copy; the most common depicts a Bolivian soccer striker named Obedencio guzzling a bottle of Pringles Quench next to the slogan 'Everyone sweats in the same language.' Obedencio has never appeared in People, but many neighborhoods celebrate his birthday regardless, having arbitrarily set it as June 14th. . . . Harwoods are still being made today, although Clinton Harwood himself was killed on January 3, 1989 during a publicity stunt. He had placed one of his mailboxes at the base of the Black Tower; joking that the tower's inhabitants would finally show themselves when he brought them their mail, he unlocked the box and disappeared in a plume of flame that was seen two miles away. (See p.94.) The Harwood still stands at the base of the Black Tower, but the key is lost, and no one has approached it since that day." (p.387-388)
Model: Krissy
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OO gauge model trains owned by my 87 year old father. The tracks & buildings are lit at night with many tiny lamps. He has a wonderful display of O & OO gauges.
Oberon, NSW. (d)
Os lindos modelos aprovados para Casas Bahia. Parabéns Adriane, Letícia, Juliana e Denis!
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Exposure: 1/160
Aperture: f/11.0
ISO: 200
Strobes: Alien Bee 800 on camera left inside 6ft Octobox (-1/2 stop from AB on right)
Alien Bee 800 on camera right inside 8ft Octobox
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Model: Kent Sasaki
Hair & Makeup: Terri Lodge
Wardrobe Provided by Collier Menswear and Adam Andreas
Photo by: www.13bdesign.com
Gisele Bündchen: the
model who makes $128,000
a day
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London Fashion Week was back with lots more physical shows after two years of digital. Its certainly not the same watching it on a screen, the buzz of the fashion cant be replicated. I was glad to be back photographing some shows.
The LAN of Fashion was held at St Ethelburga in Bishopsgate a location I hadnt photographed before. There were seven designers showing their autumn / winter collection.
Designer : Trimingham
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