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Für einen Moment stand er in Pose und unterbrach sein hospitalismusartiges Schaukeln und Hin- und Hergehen.
Ohhh, I finally did it - I fixed my poor little Ginny, who was bodiless for so long, on a Neemo and I just **love** it. It baffles me that the S-size should suffice, when usually I only like them on Obitsu with 27cm, which makes her be 4 cm shorter, but it's just too cute....
Image dump of some pics I just took since I hadn't taken any doll pics in a while and it's been a while since I've uploaded something on flickr. They're nothing special, the lighting is freaking terrible (it's nighttime and inside my room) but I did enjoy posing her so it was kind of a new learning experience since I posed her a lot more than usual.
I do admit I like her clothes a lot, she looks straight out of lookbook which is what I was going for and hope I got it right since it's kind of hard to do for a doll X_X
For those curious: www.lookbook.nu/
First try at this pose. It's not my favorite but she was so sleepy I knew I could try extra poses with her. Both Mom's hands are on baby at all times. One is under the blanket keeping the elbows supported. The other hand was placed with fingers supporting the neck and was photoshopped out afterwards. There were also extra diaper clothes rolled up and placed under her bottom. Because of the Mom's hand, it's taken at a slight angle instead of straight on. I think it would have been more difficult to remove the hand had it been blocking part of the body.
PA'ing on a shoot for DALSA Digital Cinema and Director of Photography Curtis Clark at Image G studios. Photos from the shoot.
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The AC checks the focus. Getting ready for the closeup of the cereal.
Ms Polly needs a good spa day. a re-root is in order and she has already been re-strung with flat elastic. I shall have to work up the courage to re-do that at some point in the future.
She's also missing one finger, but I figure everyone is entitled to one wild thing in their past.
This little raptor posed very nicely for me, but I'm still kicking myself for missing the flight shot. I was parked in the middle of the main road through Cherry Creek State Park, so I was concerned about traffic and took my eye away from the viewfinder to look in the rear view mirror to see if cars were approaching. When I looked back in the viewfinder, it was flying straight at me. I was too late to grab focus on what would have been a great flight shot. Oh well...
Talent : Rachel
Lighting Setup : lianglahartz
Studio : SeDARAH Studio
Trial shoot & lighting testing on SeDARAH Studio.
Esta maravilhosa vítima de piadas infames faz pose em frente a um equipamento de centenas de milhares de dólares (é um espectrômetro de massa).