Leah Jay
Leah Jay, originally uploaded by VAMP™ / Lam Tran.
Stylist: Krissie Cao, MUA / Hair: Jacqueline Kalab-Anderson, Nail Artist: Sara Wong, Photography assitant: Tran Quynh
Bikini from Coco Riche Swimwear. Blog: lamtrancit.blogspot.com,
Photo: Vamp | Facebook
recoil
recoil [front page explore!], originally uploaded by kyrstin brianna!.
i can’t sleep yet i have energy. i have no one to love yet love is all i feel. things are so much better and i can’t help but have a gleam in and around my eye. i’m starting fresh with that kyrstin brianna-y touch. i feel so good. first front page! happiest night of my life.
Agnes + Bunnii
Agnes + Bunnii, originally uploaded by Flash Bunnii Bouncer.
2 Canon Speedlites, with Flash Bunnii Bouncers
can’t picture my life without you
can’t picture my life without you [EXPLORE], originally uploaded by kyrstin brianna!.
why does my world always do a 180 when i’m finally starting to enjoy things?
eh, maybe i do it to myself. i don’t want to miss you.
i’m graduating tomorrow. this is crazy.
gosh, i had so many good pictures to choose from. honestly, i wasn’t expecting it cause all the self portraits i’d been doing lately have not turned out good. so that’s my latest objective: getting good at self portraits. (:
outtakes in comments!
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fist
fist, originally uploaded by oliverdias on Flickr.
lines
lines, originally uploaded by beeradddd on Flickr.
Only me
Only me, originally uploaded by il Be®ns on Flickr.
Model: Nisha, Figline Valdarno (2009). More in his Photoblog: Berns Snap.
Cigar snob magazine
Cigar snob magazine, originally uploaded by andreshernandez on Flickr.
candice
candice, originally uploaded by kolored on Flickr.
she’s the new face of guess. she’s also an incredibly cool girl.
[styling by lily fleishman, make up by jill douso]
Back to the Basics
Back to the Basics, originally uploaded by Evan Romine on Flickr. He said:
Another of my “Jeans” series shots, Somer took the concept to a different direction; towards the background. There is a front-facing photo coming soon too…
Lighting is simply a studio strobe fired into a 60″ umbrella camera left with a white fill-card camera right.
