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Strobist : 1 monolight behind model's left shoulder, 1 monolight behind camera right, 1 AB800 behind camera left with red gel
I know that flickr is full of purists who won't touch Photoshop but I'm not one of them. I love manipulation, distortion and whatever else.
Kv. Stenbocken
Architecture model of the urban proposal scale 1:500
Cooperation between Johan Sundberg Arkitektur (project architect) and Martin Martinsson Architecture.
Masterplan: Martin Martinsson Architecture
Architecture: Johan Sundberg Arkitektur
Model builder: Raghad Alattar (JSA)
Photo: Martin Martinsson
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2 yn560 flashes at the left of the camera and at the front of a model...
triggered with PT04-NE
Model - Jovanna Flor
Makeup artist - Audriana Danielle
Pentax 645D
Pentax 645 150mm
Lighting - Charcoal grey background. Gridded Beauty Dish powered by Profoto Pro-7a as the main light . Square softbox front and low as fill. 2 medium size strip softboxes behind that were adding rimlight (powered by Profoto compacts). Another profoto compact with a gridded zoom reflector aimed at the background. Strobes triggered with PocketWizards.
Chris Willson
These N gauge models show the progression of trains on the Shinkansen and the potential development of railway's in Japan.
The models in the case were kindly provided by Central Japan Railway, TOMIX and JR Models Ltd, Taunton, Somerset. 2001
Like pretty much all vintage diecasts made from the 1960's onwards from Matchbox, Lledo, Corgi and High Speed etc...their values today remain extremely low. A combination of oversupply and a generation of collectors who can't relate to such a long gone era means nobody is ever going to make their fortune by selling them! The Matchbox Ford Model A first arrived back in the late 1970's and very quickly became their staple casting for masses and masses of different promotional liveries as well as the usual standard issues.
Charming for their era but virtually ignored now, the one particular recolour most people in the U.K. will remember is the one given away with Kellogg's Corn Flakes. Send a few tokens from the back of the package and you could own your own little example. I imagine multiple thousands were produced and thus remains very common in mint and boxed condition.
This example dates from my early childhood thus is in, shock horror, play worn condition. Its paper stickers have all but gone and part of its front bumper is missing but what a wonderful memory cue of times gone by before bills and mortgages!