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In summer Zurich’s weather is unbeatable, it’s not cold nor hot, just right :) In other words you can basically wear whatever you want starting from jackets to bikini tops all will do!
Spending my day strolling through the old town by the Limmat river i wore my favorite Roberta Biagi jeans with studs at the bottom. The top by Love Culture which i bought during my stay in Miami has a great cut and can be worn on it’s own over a bikini as well!
Shoes: Adrienne Vittadini
Jeans: Roberta Biagi
Top: Love Culture
Bag: Dior
Bracelet: Hermes collier de chien
Necklace: Pearls with butterfly detail by Love by N
At Photoshop World 2012, this year FJWestcott, yet again, setup a great booth. They had three separate "scenes" that models were brought in and out of with a variety of stylings. This year was much more adventurous in the variety of looks presented. It ranged from cos-play, to steampunk, or horror, and even glamour/fashion. So whatever your interest, you were sure to shoot something that you'd be into.
So it's a bit cliché as a title but that was basically the role this model played. He was "The Stud" as I heard one little old lady photographing him say those words, I chuckled. What became apparent to me is that photographers, especially new photographers, have no idea how ot shoot guys. They were afraid to have him square to the lens, and do things with poses, because that's what we're told not to do with female models. But, as I started directing him, lots of other photographers started asking me questions like "why are you squaring him up to the lens? And, why are you having him put his weight on that leg?". I reminded them that the reason we don't do those things with women, is because they don't look feminine. Something to consider, anything you know or do about posing women...do the opposite for posing men. Break those rules, and you might get something more masculine.
This guy was great though and took direction like a champ. What was nice was the fact that while 50+ other people were snapping the "hot" female models, only about eight of us at a time were working with the male model. This was much more manageable and enjoyable. The particular look he had was a bit limiting, "bouncer, stripper, hustler" were all titles I heard announced. I saw him more as a young male model advertising this watch he was wearing. That gave me something to focus on, and him something to drive his poses around. That was enough for me to get something intersting from him.
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There's just something about the way it looks that just catches your eye. Most people would say it's because it's a studded bra which is unusual but I disagree. I think its because of the difference between the knitted sweater and studs together. That's why the studs really show.
I dropped in on my son's recording session on Sunday in Dumbo and took this shot
left to right: jonathan on guitar, lucian on bass, julian on drums
(fantastic studio -- 8th floor looking right down on the East River...)
From the Impose Records press release:
IMPOSE SIGNS FIASCO
They're not out of high school but they've already been through the press circus. They've never gone on a major tour but their Brooklyn shows at DIY spaces still hit overflow capacity. You could blame it on the hype, but Fiasco never would've left their parents' basement if these kids were just another garage band.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Jonathan Edelstein (guitar/vocals), Lucian Buscemi (bass/vocals) and Julian Bennett Holmes (drums) hit a universal nerve in the noise rock continuum; it's a sonic sweet spot that apparently has everything for everyone. Spin called them a "hormone-drenched Sonic Youth", "youthful-sounding Slint" that had "classic indie rock aesthetic a la Pavement." New York Magazine decided on "Flipper, Minor Threat, Bad Brains." We personally signed them because we loved the math rock and hardcore influences of the early 90s they recall - and were born in.
The trio formed in 2005 at the tender age of 14 and by 2007 they self-released-–and consequently sold-out two pressings of--their debut full-length, God Loves Fiasco, on their own imprint Beautiful Records. They also play regularly throughout the tristate area with their DIY brethren - 2008 alone has seen them share the stage with No Age, Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, High Places, Pony Tail, Parts & Labor, Kimya Dawson, Aa, Yacht and label mates Team Robespierre, to name a few.
Currently in the studio with producer Billy Pavone (Aa, O'Death, Dragons of Zynth), Fiasco will release their instrumental sophomore record, Native Canadians, in a special vinyl + CD packaging. The spastic anthems that recall their heavy rock antecedents are still fully present, but Canadians also showcases Fiasco's technical prowess and instinctual sense of melody and arrangement. It's an early collector's classic for a band burning with possibility and currently blowing up.
Press inquiries, please e-mail: derek@solidpr.com
Model: Izabella Braulio
Photo: © branko
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111 First Street Movie - Online Download
Before The Fame DVD
ExaltaSamba em Newark US DVD
Marcos & Geraldi DVD
Jinsop DVD
Jinsop Rodriguez DVD
Brasfest DVD
Latin Collector - The Movie DVD
Books:
West Indian Parade (Photo Book)
Guest bedroom exterior wall. The camera is actually sensitive enough that the studs (which have a lower R value than the insulation) show through the wallboard.
Format: Glass plate negative.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Tyrrell Photographic Collection, Powerhouse Museum www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/collection=The_Tyrrell_Photographic
Part Of: Powerhouse Museum Collection
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Persistent URL: http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/?irn=28373
Acquisition credit line: Gift of Australian Consolidated Press under the Taxation Incentives for the Arts Scheme, 1985
I get Flickr mail, in this case from the woman in the studded outfit above (to be honest, I think this is an excellent basis for a superhero costume: practical, and fashionably deadly). She confesses that she and her friend don't have a lot of chances to dress up nattily, and wonders if I might have pictures of the two of them. The smartphone pictures, apparently, don't do the night justice. As it happens, if this is you, then yes, I do, and you look great.
Gemini and Scorpio's Meet Me in Paris Clandestine Cabaret party is a fine occasion for raiding the closets, and the crowd, comfortably filling the new secret loft location in Brooklyn, is especially well turned out. As for the rest, well, smartphone pictures don't ever really do proper justice. Then again, my camera really sucks at phone calls.
Other clandestine cabareters take note: I'll be posting a large gallery of unprocessed shots to Facebook next week (usually I'm quicker, but I'll be out of town for a few days, and thus away from my computer).
trying out learning how to adjust some actions that I have. Please let me know what you think. I actually toned down this one.
size of funfair for both kind of minifigures. lego funfair is 10 studs wide on vehicles... technic sizes are 20-22 studs wide. Here I'm using 16 studs wide.
GBRf Class 66/7 No. 66716 speeds through Oxford station with 6M40, a discharged aggregate working from Westbury to Cliffe Hill Stud Farm while a First Great Western HST waits to depart with the 13:14 Hereford – London Paddington service on 24th March 2015.
Masih dengan suasana hujan.. dengan sedikit berlari sambil ambil gambar.. kami sampai di daerah Mesir .. dibuat sedemikan mirip aslinya.. super wwoww..
Test fitted 18x10.5" et22 ARC-8R Forged Wheels in Satin Black with 275/35-18 Toyo R888R Tires. Required 18mm/12mm spacers. 90mm stud kit.
Recommended fitment:
18x10" et25 ARC-8R Forged Wheels in Satin Black
275/35-18 Toyo R888R Tires
Car Owner:
www.instagram.com/blakesgarage/
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I’ll admit that I’m a big of a magpie. If it’s shiny, I want it. Lemondrop recently listed sequins as a no-no for the office, but studs are okay, right?
Dress, London Times. Belt, swap. Vest, Urban Vibe. Flats, Nine West.
These are the cheesiest studs ever. They are actually just silvery, slightly raised bits of plastic glued to the vest. In fact, they ARE an awful lot like sequins. Like any glued-on embellishment, I’m expecting them to start falling off at any moment. When they do, I’ll snatch them up and glue them on again. Because I like my shiny bits.
In summer Zurich’s weather is unbeatable, it’s not cold nor hot, just right :) In other words you can basically wear whatever you want starting from jackets to bikini tops all will do!
Spending my day strolling through the old town by the Limmat river i wore my favorite Roberta Biagi jeans with studs at the bottom. The top by Love Culture which i bought during my stay in Miami has a great cut and can be worn on it’s own over a bikini as well!
Shoes: Adrienne Vittadini
Jeans: Roberta Biagi
Top: Love Culture
Bag: Dior
Bracelet: Hermes collier de chien
Necklace: Pearls with butterfly detail by Love by N