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Cherry blossoms with beautiful Asian models in traditional Japanese Yukata.
The traditional Japanese yukata was prepared by Sylvia Wardrobe provider and Stylist for these photos.
The rest of the Model, MUA, hair stylist follows:
Jennifer Li - MUA Tracy Lu, Hair Sylvia
Kristy Lacasse - Mua & Hair :Luna Lin
Sandy Chen - Mua & Hair Luna Lin
Stephanie Chee - Mua & Hair Jessica Langedyk
Sandy Song -Mua & Hair : Tracy Lu
Yumi Nagashima - Mua Jessica Langedyk - Hair Luna Lin
My awkwardness in front of the camera is apparent, again... We need some models to work with.... Do you know anyone that lives in Okayama, Japan?
This was a basically a lighting test for future works.
Strobist: 1 SB-25 on each side at 1/4 and 1 blue gelled 430EX to the back wall 1/4. The room was pitch black.
This is how your home should always look. A photo taken from a home builders model home for a website I'm designing.
Model :- MUKESH
Location :- Delhi
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Model: Bree Swing
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Model train shot up-close in macro mode. At the Western Heritage Museum in Evergreen State Fairgrounds.
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Model of fishing trawler/radio ship Ross Revenge
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Ross_Revenge
She is home to Radio Caroline
The interior.
The various levers and handles were fascinating. Nothing like today's cars:
There are 3 foot pedals: the one on the left is first gear when it is depressed unless at the same time the long handle to it's left is pushed forward, in which case the car is in second gear. With this pedal partly depressed, the car is in neutral. The middle pedal operates reverse when depressed. The pedal on the right is the brake.
The handle on the floor to the left of the steering wheel is an emergency brake when pulled full back, operates second gear when pushed fully forward in conjunction with the left-most foot pedal and, when upright, puts the vehicle in neutral.
The stick on the right side of the steering wheel is the "gas pedal"; the one on the left side advances - or retards - the spark.
Now isn't that just too simple!
Found this beauty at a Mustang Car Show at a fair in Pinellas Park, Florida.
More pictures of this car in my set: Ford Model T