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Photoshoot with Matthew Raetz
Actor/Model
Learn more about Matt here
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Lake Vista
New Orleans, Louisiana
Model: Jazzmin Jota
MUA: Anne Sotto
Lighting: Gumarz Manaytay & Lester Flores Montejo
Wardrobe: Global Costume
Acaba de salirme esto del horno xDDD No tenia muy planeado esto, pero quede conforme con el resultado, aparte que mi blendo crecio un poquito hacia abajo :P
Espero que les guste y no defraudarlos :)
The history of model railroading in the pages of the May 1983 issue of Railroad Model Craftsman magazine.
Olga model shoot
believe it or not, this was her first shoot ever ! she did very well..
lighting was profoto 3 lights
rear light on boom with 40 inch softlighter with profot d1 air at about 7.0 @ 4 feet away top down
front lighting was 1 beauty dish center aim down, and 1 84 plm for fill dead center just trying different stuff on this one..
Model: Chiara
Producer: Fotoamatorigioiesi "F. Scianna"
Photography & Retouching: Giuseppe Tripodi
Campaign for "Corso pratico di fotografia - Workshop ritratti"
Sant'Elia (Palmi - Calabria - Italia)
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The most glamorous Martin design was the Model 130 Clipper, the first true intercontinental airliner. Pan American Airways flew the three Martin Clippers from California to The Philippines via Hawaii, Midway, Wake Island, and Guam. But before the aircraft made revenue runs, the Clipper had to be tested. This image, taken on 24 May 1935 (less than six months after first flight), a test crew takes the first aircraft (civil registered X14714) out for a spin—literally—in Chesapeake Bay. This aircraft, christened Hawaii Clipper, vanished without a trace on a flight between Guam and Manilla in July 1938. Nine crew members and six passengers were lost. Philippine Clipper and China Clipper were impressed into US Navy service during World War II.
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