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Model: Luna @ MonroeModels
Photographer: Juan Sánchez Castillo
Retouch: Lara Ostertag
Stylism: Javier Navia
Assistant: Abel Belmonte
Model: Taylor Freeze
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
Model: Athaya Jones
SFX Makeup/Photography: Mike Rollerson
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Base:
Skin Illustrator - FX Liquid (Black)
Black Ink Mix:
Zombie Blood (Black)
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Strobist: 1x WL x3200 camera left with large octabox, 1x WL x3200 camera right with 30x60 softbox (vertical), 1x AB1600 with beauty dish on boom center just in front of model's face. beauty dish was roughly 1 stop brighter than side lights. Fired via CyberSyncs.
This model shows an apartment building of three stories. It was given as an offering in the temple, perhaps to ask for protection for the house. The original would have been made in mud-brick. The wave in the walls was deliberated helping to support the building and to stabilize it in case of earthquakes.
Limestone
Greco-Roman Period
Sakha, Kafr el-Sheikh
NMEC National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Fustat Cairo
These are all the LEGO models I built in 2010. Until I compiled these pictures, I felt I had a bit of a slow year. In particular in the last half of the year, when I started a new job in another part of the country and spent most of my time about 300 km from my LEGO collection, I haven't been building much of anything. However, I managed to crank out 27 LEGO models after all, which isn't bad.
Yes, I know, You'd rather see pictures of new models than collections of pictures of models you've already seen, but I've seen a few people do these in the last few days and like the idea. And anyway, I am going to be permanently reunited with my collection in about a month and have plenty of ideas for new stuff:
-a large 1/36 aircraft (most likely a B-52)
-a minifig scale WW-II bomber (most likely a B-17)
-a 1/22 scale jet fighter (most likely an F-16)
-a 1/22 scale helicopter (most likely an AH-64)
-a 1/22 scale infantry fighting vehicle (most likely an M2 Bradley)
-a 1/22 scale truck with stepframe trailer and back-hoe loader (currently already under construction)
-more buildings for Brickston Borough
-plenty of cars for the upcoming LUGNuts challenges, of course.
Happy 2011!
Model: Tyrell Sparkman
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/180 F/2.0 100 Canon 5DmkIII Sigma 85mm
Despite the fact that in photography you write with light, I find playing with the shadow more interesting.
Model: Leen Moes
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/1000 F / 1.8 400 85mm
Location: Popei in Eindhoven, PopEi is a music center for Eindhoven and surroundings dedicated to bands and musicians who focus on pop music in the broadest sense of the word. Popei is on Strijp-S site, this old Philips site offers many opportunities for photographers to work with light and shadow.
In this picture we used the big windows they have at Popei. By turning his body to the shadow and his face to the light, you can easily send the viewer in this photo.
Working with such a large window is comparable to one studio lamp, if you have mastered it, it will be easier to work with another light source.