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Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
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Model: Natalia Larioshina
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
Model: Victoria Bell
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
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Model: Jaouhara Elkasmi
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/750 F/2.8 200 Canon 5DmkIII Sigma 85mm
A small street on Strijp-s, through which the tall buildings and light are controlled in a different way.
Because of her attitude she plays with the light in a beautiful way.
Your sweet Alana is feeling a bit dirty, had to drag my ass to this photo shoot after dancing on stage all evening long.
Model: Francesca Mercedes
Photographer: Bram van Dal
Insta: www.instagram.com/the_cinematic_portraits/
1/750 F/2.0 250 Canon 5DmkIII Sigma 85mm
A small part of a terrace where the power of repetition can be seen. Almost all the color tones that you see with Francesca, you see in a certain gradation in the environment.
I think that beer mat under the table is a nice detail.
This is also about learning to see, in principle everything was already there to take this photo. Only it is up to both the photographer and the model to discover the opportunities and possibilities.
for many years I had a friend, who I eventually took care of and came to love, who had been a photographer as a young woman. in the 25 years I knew her, I had no real idea of her work or her talent. she had no family, so she quickly became part of ours. I'm now in possession of her work, and to honor her, will periodically exhibit some here. this is a late 40's scanned negative that I post processed.
I would wear that cape today!
I'm pretty sure while alive she got little recognition for her work.
Her name was Margaret Simeson Calhoun.
skeletal mess has wonderful textures. the last one used here was one of his.