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Model: A.J
Here is the story:
I went today with my friend A.J, who you might recognize from some of my previous shots, to a modeling agency in Dubai which invited him for a photo shot . So, I took the chance to capture this picture of him while modeling for them. I took many other pictures which unfortunately I will not be able to upload, since I believe it was their idea anyway and they should have the copy rights.
Btw, They took my pictures too : )
I might upload them when I receive them. So, wait for it ; )
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Model: Taylor Freeze
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
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Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Model: Christina
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Model: Carlo Brouwers
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/180 F / 2.0 640 85mm
With this photo we are in a building where both the left and the right of the model light enters the building. In the background you can see a yellowish mood lighting of a shop that is present there.
The viewing direction ensures that especially his jaw line is emphasized.
Getting some hate regarding my Cerebral Palsy recently, hopefully when the video I did with unexpectedtales discussing this comes out people will gain more understanding.
A trio of Omnidekkas among Geoff Easom’s models, in Go2 liveries. Over on the left is brown line 721; one of the 53 plates in its original white-based Go2 livery, with the later style graphics. As the blue bars (and side destination) show, it’s been made from one of the turquoise line 77 models.
Centre is an unidentified orange line 36 N94UD 07 plate in the livery and graphics they were new in, although bound for this strange place called... Chillwell?! Never heard of it! The way the blind is written reminds me of some strange image that I remember seeing of an edited Omnidekka into 36 livery and given a completely fictitious 56 reg!
Over to the right is a silver spare, which like the orange one I think is made from the generic plain Britbus Omnidekka. Although you can’t see here, it carries 944’s fleet numbers, making it an N270UD. This is another 36, but this time Chilwell has the correct number of Ls and the blind seems to be a pretty accurate portrayal of the Bright Tech blinds the old Omnidekkas had.
Midland Bus Kits model show, Genesis Centre, Alfreton, 23.3.24