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staunch defender & instructor of the cooking challenged... ever ready to share recipes that could bring about hominy and whirrled peas.
hero de cuisine for the sick and homeless to the rich and famous.
master of uncovering spyces hidden in other's dishes, and yet able to never indulge the top secret information... unless given priority clearance from their originators.
trustworthy, loyal and true beyond measure.
( unfortunately, todd had to shave his chest hair once it started infiltrating the lasagne )
you can check out ability his to rattle some pans here and here.
I have always been artistic. However, I never thought photography would become one of my favorite mediums and forms of expression. I have drawn, sculpted, painted, and danced. Through this experimentation I never thought of photography as something I would be good at. It all started with a high school photography course. I had taken it simply to learn how to compose better photos, but I learned something. While going out into the world to complete assignments I found that I had a natural affinity for photography.
I believe that photos must be both clear and true. A true photo is raw and can speak for itself. True photos speak to the audience and open minds to interpretation. The composing of such photos starts with a process. I always start with a general idea that can be easily modified to fit what can be composed in my surroundings. This is typically an abstract belief, emotion, or issue. I am also partial to macro photography. As such, my subjects are usually intricate and/or small.
I do not typically edit my photos in photoshop to this extent. However, I really felt that it added to the mood. To create this photo, I had to sit on my bathroom counter and take pictures into the mirror. It was difficult and took quite a bit of trial and error to get a good angle. I felt that if I desaturated the background it would make myself pop. I also thought that it brought on the idea that I tend to brighten up a particularly dull day. I tend to think of this as my true self, both bright and colorful.
On the other hand, I also enjoy the dark and macabre, hence my dark alter ego.
This photo was taken in the bathtub with my camera sitting on the faucet and the self timer on. This composition is an alter ego self portrait. My alter ego is an angry at the world Goth. I chose this to be my alter ego because I love the style, but I can't pull it off with my overly bubbly personality. Typically, I settle for the punk style. I chose to take this photo in the tub because I felt that it was a sterile environment where I am completely different compared to my surroundings. I tend to make being different stand out in my self portraits. Like my other self portrait, this photo was edited in Photoshop, however not as excessively. I brightened the background and upped the contrast between all the black and red. I felt these changes assisted in darkening myself, and highlighting the reds. The macro setting was used in this photo as well. I used my macro setting for this shot in order to capture the little details in the fishnets and tutu.
18x24 Charcoal, white charcoal, chalk pastel and oil pastel
My alter ego is a half dragon chick. Her wings are blue and red and they are surrounding the moon behind her head. Horns protrude from her head and the fans around her face. And, of course, she has a tail. I picked this as my alter ego because she represents strength, the ability of flight, and the keenness that is associated with dragon and human kind alike. She is dressed in rough native clothing showing femininity, but a lack of vanity too. Oh and she she has one human eye, one dragon eye.
The main reason i chose this, however, is that dragons are my favorite creatures and like many, i have always wanted to fly.
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Fotos de la producción que hicimos con la ropa de un amigo. El concepto de la producción es 'Diva Doméstica'. Algunas de ellas se publicaron en Pimba! (www.pimba.com.uy)
Diseñador: Gustavo Silva
Peliquería: Juan Pichinino
Maquillaje: Claudia (...)
Modelos: Juan Pablo Landarín, Grisel Olalde, Paula Cesio y Martín Cedes (yo)
Fotografías: Juan Pablo Landarín y Martín Cedes
Postproducción: Martín Cedes
I have owned this horse for the majority of the game. I got a beauteful armor for it, but it was still killed by a wilde animal
AlterEgo
Cr 13 No 82 - 49 Local 6
Frente a Harley Davidson de la Zona T, en el pasillo de locales, al fondo a la izq.
Bogotá. Colombia
Los Alteregos
This photo was actually taken in a dim-lit underground parking at night. ...In an empty water fountain.
Fotos de la producción que hicimos con la ropa de un amigo. El concepto de la producción es 'Diva Doméstica'. Algunas de ellas se publicaron en Pimba! (www.pimba.com.uy)
Diseñador: Gustavo Silva
Peliquería: Juan Pichinino
Maquillaje: Claudia (...)
Modelos: Juan Pablo Landarín, Grisel Olalde, Paula Cesio y Martín Cedes (yo)
Fotografías: Juan Pablo Landarín y Martín Cedes
Postproducción: Martín Cedes
Fotos de la producción que hicimos con la ropa de un amigo. El concepto de la producción es 'Diva Doméstica'. Algunas de ellas se publicaron en Pimba! (www.pimba.com.uy)
Diseñador: Gustavo Silva
Peliquería: Juan Pichinino
Maquillaje: Claudia (...)
Modelos: Juan Pablo Landarín, Grisel Olalde, Paula Cesio y Martín Cedes (yo)
Fotografías: Juan Pablo Landarín y Martín Cedes
Postproducción: Martín Cedes
With only 2 colors you can create this Exquisite Flowing Curls Design. Create projects large or small with the variety of Designs included in this Design Pack.
Hoop: 4”x4” to 8”x8” hoop
Designs: 18 Designs included
Launch Alter Ego Brussels 16 April BELVue. Dorian van der Brempt interviewing the Belgian Ambassadors of the project. Ronny Mosuse, Hadise, JOSHUA
Fotos de la producción que hicimos con la ropa de un amigo. El concepto de la producción es 'Diva Doméstica'. Algunas de ellas se publicaron en Pimba! (www.pimba.com.uy)
Diseñador: Gustavo Silva
Peliquería: Juan Pichinino
Maquillaje: Claudia (...)
Modelos: Juan Pablo Landarín, Grisel Olalde, Paula Cesio y Martín Cedes (yo)
Fotografías: Juan Pablo Landarín y Martín Cedes
Postproducción: Martín Cedes