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Another fun shoot with Kaycee, this time, I invited Bompz and Sean.
Kaycee on the other hand, invited 4 other models who are absolutely fabulous!
Models: Stacey and Danah Gutierrez http://pimpindawg.multiply.com/
Make Up Artist: Kaycee Lim http://kayceelimmakeup.multiply.com/
Photographer: Betty Uy
Another fun shoot with Kaycee, this time, I invited Bompz and Sean.
Kaycee on the other hand, invited 4 other models who are absolutely fabulous!
Models: Stacey and Danah Gutierrez http://pimpindawg.multiply.com/
Make Up Artist: Kaycee Lim http://kayceelimmakeup.multiply.com/
Photographer: Betty Uy
Another fun shoot with Kaycee, this time, I invited Bompz and Sean.
Kaycee on the other hand, invited 4 other models who are absolutely fabulous!
Models: Stacey and Danah Gutierrez http://pimpindawg.multiply.com/
Make Up Artist: Kaycee Lim http://kayceelimmakeup.multiply.com/
Photographer: Betty Uy
ft. my little brother playing in our yard again.
so i think i did better with this one. idk,
next one like this will either be like expressions, or action shots, or like someone in different clothes all over the place, if that makes sense.
anyways, like it?
PS. this was taken only a few hours ago and the snow has like tripled! yay!
Multiply Your Options is a one day conference for 8th-grade girls aimed at exposing the students to female role models in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Multiply Your Options is a one day conference for 8th-grade girls aimed at exposing the students to female role models in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
2/52
Again this is for my photography mock, which I still havent finished. I failed for my second week of my 52 week project, because I shot and edited this ages ago. Ashamed.
Also the quality of this isnt very good, as my camera has gone really weird and pixelated. Sad times so in the mean time I will be "borrowing" my sisters canon 500d camera :)
It is possible to imagine nuclear synergisms multiplying into eternity, popping and crackling away, inimical to life even when there is nothing left to be inimical to. The theory of nuclear winter was prompted by studies of dust storms on Mars, and Mars gives us a plausible vision of a post-nuclear world. It is vulcanized, oxidized, sterilized. It is the planet of war.
—Martin Amis, Einstein's Monsters