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The spotlights will be black but this is where I'd like them to be. Of course lights in front of the door and fireplace would be hung horizontally.
Self propelled armored artillery platform with an AA missile system and a front mounted .50 cal. anti personnel machine gun.
This was a test shot whilst I set up the lighting and The model took a quick drink but it's such a natural capture I had to post it.
Didn't plan this at all, no sir. Amanda was meeting me in about a half hour, and I had been texting everyone I could think of to see if I could up my model count for our shoot. Lydia was almost off work and up for having a Polaroid pointed in her direction, so I stopped by the salon she worked at to wait while they closed up.
Before we even left to meet Amanda, I figured I'd get a head start and finish off the pack of PX680 CP that was already in my SX-70. That is a tricky combination when you don't have an ND filter inserted, so I was trying to learn to compensate, and I'd already failed with half the pack.
Lydia was a wonderful choice for that last shot. If ever you wanted a model that's spontaneous and playful, she's your girl. Instead of setting her drink and snack aside while I took the shot, she held them up and gave me the greatest face ever. One of my favorite shots of Lydia for sure.
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Once again, Rachel R.'s camera catches Joni with a bottle of the self-proclaimed "King of Beers" in hand. Hopefully, a Budweiser executive will see this photo and realize that Joni is better looking than a Clydesdale and a much better marketing option. I mean, who is likely to sell more beer; a pretty woman wearing a leather miniskirt and fishnets or an oversized horse?? . . . Joni isn't asking too much for the use of her image by Budweiser. How about a couple of free cases of brew, Bud Man? . . . Otherwise, Joni is going to have to resort to obscuring the label on the bottle! . . . or drinking Coors!
Mark and his signature Coke can and sunglasses play some Chinese Checkers on vacation at Lake Michigan.
Your turn Ilse!
All arranged in neat rows (7 years ago today) for a dynamic social experience at Starbucks, South End Green, Hampstead, London.
Or, I'd love to think, a F1GP gaming experience - I can't help but note the grid pattern.
One London bus reflected in the window.
Alien Bee B1600 in a 12x80 vertical strip box camera left behind model. Another B1600 in a 12x80 stripbox camera right behind model. B800 in a 36 inch Octa high and slightly camera left. Silver reflector beneath model at waist height.
Model: Michelle Vu (Model Mayhem #117520)
Location: Studio Twelve South First, San Jose
It's always fun to find a neat line-up of items for a shot. I figure these nuts and hardware won't make it through a stormy season without walls shielding them from snow and wind. They probably have been sitting here for 50 years.
There's a lot of reasoning behind the placement of the Showcase pavilions. American Adventure, as the host pavilion, originally was to sit where Showcase Plaza now resides- thus establishing Mexico and Canada on either side. China and Japan had to be separated architecturally but some pairings made too much sense- the United Kingdom and France for example.
The waterways trailing in from International Gateway provide an ideal metaphorical English Channel and Seine River.
France Pavilion
Epcot
Walt Disney World Resort
Lake Buena Vista, FL
When thinking up the concept of this photo - Alexandra flipping her hair in Josie's face & 'accidentally' ruining the band's first picture at a major event - was the first thing that popped into my head & truth be told, were I to do it over again I would build my poster around the HQ image of this & either the film strips on the side or not there at all. At the time I was still using my first Chandra & asked Max if using a smaller pic with a different one on my poster was ok. Thankfully he said yes & my love of this photo is what inspired me to completely switch my Chandra to this one full time.
Doing a bit of Rurex, or Urbex... Not sure which one's more accurate for this location, around the coast and visited a coastal outpost from the Great War which housed a twelve pounder anti-navel gun.
You know what? And I'm not kidding...
Cupcakes don't tempt me for a minute.
It's the treat bag and what's inside it that I'm really interested in! (+1 more comments)
More are com'n soon.
Synesthesia Art:
Encaustic (resin, wax, various pigments) on posterboard. Color and motion inspired by my actual synesthesia visions of the song, which I played over and over again while painting this.
I've worked with encaustic in the past, but didn't have access to these materials while in Cayman. So this is the first time in over a year that I've been working with them again, and I find that it's a bit like riding a bike...except that with encaustic, you've got high-powered hand-held propane blow torches to worry about instead of peddles. Nonetheless, I jumped right back into the swing of things and am very pleased with the outcome.
"Goobye Blue Sky" is a song I'd only heard a few times prior Coalburn's commission, and is probably not one of Pink Floyd's most famous, despite appearing on one of their most popular albums, The Wall.
Vocals range in the teal, blue, and gray-green, while guitar is (as usual) red, orange, and occasionally yellow for the 'twangier' bits. There's also an unusual grayish-silver haze in the background (which is an undertone that's supposed to sound like war planes or something), that actually worked out perfectly with the encaustic medium due to my ability to apply 3-D layers of wax down, which I cannot do with acrylic.
I should start a "girls with flamethrowers" club. All the encaustic artists I've ever met or worked with have been girls. ;)
Anyhow, I'm still taking commissions. So if you're interested, please contact me at lionheart09@comcast.net
Those black leather straps were strategically done first for logistic reasons.
As mentioned previously, despite restricted body movements, her eyes and face followed me around.
I was the luckiest man on earth (apart from the airbrush artist). :-)
2012 Sydney Tattoo & Body Art Expo.
Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney, Australia (Saturday 10 Mar 2012 @ 1:05pm).
ISO1600 | f/4.5 | 1/50sec | + 1/3 EV | 70-300mm @ 84mm | AWB | raw
A photo of one side of the apse area in St. Mary’s Church in Sigtuna Sweden showing the placement of the baptismal font, the tomb of Jarler with a view of the current altar and the old triptych under the windows.
Unintended: wanted just to say Happy New Year! to all my contacts and this was the nearest to a festive shot that first popped in the archive. Restaurants apparently get such items free from suppliers, but I have to warn: Smoking can seriously damage your health! ignore the promoted brand :)
Day 187 [7-5-2016]
On the golf course. I woke up early this morning for a photo job in Plymouth that Scott helped me out on. It was such a beautiful day as well as an adventurous one. We had to take a print photos for everyone at the event which was a demanding job for me but in the end I think we did a good job. Getting that experience in!
I can't wait to see what the next day brings!