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Wow, I feel like for the better half of this year so far I have been absent from the internet in a way!
I'm finding I hardly ever have the time to work on personal projects, most of my time is taken up with college work right now.
I thought I'd start posting a little bit of what I'm working on at Tafe, since it's probably more interesting than just the odd photo or two a month! :)
So this photo is part one of a series of six images I'm photographing for a Tafe/College project. As it is a group project, we all selected the theme of 'A Harmful Influence' or 'Types of Abuse' and then individually create photographs relating to the main topic.
This is my first image of the series in which it is depicting the unnatural effects of drugs on the human body, (substance abuse.)
Model: My Brother
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It is obvious that Vladimir is a handsome individual, and simplistic as it sounds, that alone would have been enough a decent excuse for approaching him together with the fact that he didn't seem to be in a hurry. Ironically he seemed to be well aware of that, and let's say overly fond of it.
Apparently Vladimir, a confident young man, was in need of a photographer for a personal project, and I had already asked him for a portrait, so let's say that the benefit was mutual and he was eager to move and pose as much as needed for a handful of shots, five or so.
In the one I posted above, since we coincidentally met next to an Apple Store, I took advantage of their abundant light and non-restrictive photographic policies to get some free bokeh :-)
Once the pics were taken and our emails exchanged I learned that Vladimir was actually engaged in creating a business related with teaching guys how to hang out with women and seduce them (sic). Strange as it may seem, now that's a business too, who knew.
I guess that I wasn't ethically ready for that (as well a for non-paid work) so when he asked me if I wanted to shoot for his site for free in exchange for dubious advertisement I obviously had to decline such a thing. Ah, life... but still an interesting experience!
This picture is #26 in my 100 strangers project. Check out the rest of the stranger street portraits in my project at the 100 Strangers Set or find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page.
A little project I will be working on in the next few months (if I find any free time lol).
Rerooting in progress :)
These are my favourite MH face sculpts and skin colours.
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美しい脚の形 美脚 The Fine Art of Photography,
黒いタイツは脚の形状を強調する。使い方を間違えると悲惨なことにもなりかねない。が、ともかく、日焼け止め、防寒、両方に役立つ。
ファッションとして、美脚を演出するかもしれない。
A shot from my personal project "Led is on" where using the lightpainting technique I give my personal interpretation to the world of food, with a particular attention on colors and a discover of our alimentar origins.
This is from when i walked the pier when Freddie and Sophia came to visit me :) i finally got my films developed!
Not the best, but i thought it was cute :)
This LEGO MOC is a tranquil courtyard garden that's the perfect place to relax, meditate, or read a book.
I tried to go with a modern style for most of the MOC from the two different garden beds to the table, the chair, and the wall panels which aren't visible in this photo. I also tried to throw in some smaller details like the vine flowers, the bucket, the watering can, and the fountain.
The chair is primarily inspired by an Artek lounge chair. (I had to look that up, it's the kind of chair style that everyone's seen but no one knows what to call it). I put a lot of work into different versions of slightly different dimensions (to the extent my desk started to look like an IKEA) before I settled on the final version.
Many of the aspects of this MOC are inspired by another MOC I made a couple of years ago though in my opinion this one is many times better. There are a few callbacks to it such as the animals, the chair, and the flowerpot which had some strategic updates.
I built the MOC on a 16x16 modified plate (the same one which inspired the inspiration for this MOC) with cobblestone pattern and studs sticking out in an unconventional way that made positioning and anchoring different parts difficult. Another attribute of the plate is three 1x4x⅓ indentations on each side and one protruding 1x4x⅓ section. This protrusion made a convenient spot for the removable external wall that allows for access and visibility to the MOC. The wall also has a vertical tile pattern on it.
This is one of my first personal projects and finished MOCs since finishing high school and I'm glad to be getting back into things (though I'm having a break over the summer).
Many more angles and views can be found on my Instagram @betabrick, and I also have aspirations of returning to YouTube with this MOC.
This is the third and last part from my personal project called “What Remains After”, regarding what remains when someone passes away.
This third series of photos is called “Metaphor”. I tried to find in the landcape and in the environment something that could recall death, loneliness, decay and emptiness.
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