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forget ur problems n keep fly....

adabar/dhaka/dec/2012

Bicycle designs are generally good conceptual models. This one in particular is a good model because the entire mechanism of the machine is for the user to see and observe. There is no plastic cap or covering on the gears. The gears are fully exposed and the user can see that pedaling is able to turn the gears and move the back wheel of the bicycle. Because of this, he can then predict what happens if he pedals faster or slower. This conceptual model is not only affected by bicycle design but also largely by culture and previous experiences with bicycles.

The wondering about the history of the ball and how it ended up here is why this shot ended up in this category

Sterling silver, loose powder, ribbon and thread.

When compact is opened, loose powder spills out to create a "brooch" on the unsuspecting viewer.

By the way I tried to say I'd be there. . .

Morgan Dorsey.

what is beauty? real size, or fit? make-up, or natural? natural hair or burning it?

Theme: Aeolus (Greek God Ruler of the Winds)

Activity: Shoot for a Life

Model: JM

MUA: Lola

Photographer: Art-Pho

Retouched By: Art-Pho

Organized By: Team Creation

Guest: QPSG

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Based on the photograph lines and angles, the relief and a quote

«In these angles and corners the dreamer appears to enjoy the repose that devides being

and none being.» - Gaston Bachelard

Conceptual Photography

Concept by: Sebastian Kisworo

Conceptual Self Portrait

Conceptual Self Portrait

Conceptual Photography

Model: Megan Canjar

Assistant: Adama Pinnell

Stylist: Me

Hair/Make-up Artist: Me

Photography/Post-processing: Me

Set fully designed and drawn by me

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Same shoot as Part II (see Part II description). Notice the mixer in the back… If you look closely, you'll see a tiger's head and roses in the black void of the cement mixer in the upper right hand corner. Not too many people read it, even after I mention it. She's lying in a bathtub and being lit with natural light reflected by crumpled tinfoil.

Ashirbad

Some buildings stand in the next with many trees. There are nature and a building in a good balance.

Conceptual rendering of the "Navigation Station" for the Children's Maritime Museum on Long Island, NY.

conceptual artwork for the 6-finger multiband VU-meter

...to think of,

to forget...