Sheila U.
London based freelance photo assistant and photographer, Canon enthusiast, Apple lover and roller girl assassin.
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Photoset reblogged from Phil Hewitt : Photographer
This. Is. Totally fucking awesome. Trust it, and watch it for 20 seconds then look around.
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Photo reblogged from Eye Diamond Eye
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Who are those two japanese models, I really like their look. Are they professional models, if so how much do they charge for shoots x
Asked by ohlilsarahjane
They’re new models that recently signed with an agency I work with. They’re based up north though so I think they only come down during the holidays/when they’ve been booked in for lots of jobs. Modelmayhem is a good source, I’ve done TF shoots with people on there for free.
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Photo reblogged from Natural Pixie
I might be crazy enough to just do this!
there’s a phrase that comes to mind: git it, girl.
(Source: fuckyeahnaturalhair)
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Alice @ Eclipse
Beauty test from a couple weekends ago.
One of my shots for a change. Alice & Julia are twins.
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Julia @ Eclipse
Beauty test from a couple weekends ago.
One of my shots for a change.
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Photo reblogged from Simply.No.Rule™
My dream apartment/bedroom/studio. Le sigh.
Apartment renovation in Oviedo Alfredo Antuña
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Photo reblogged from Simply.No.Rule™
Sorry for all the non-Fox News stuff tonight, guys, but this is seriously awesome.
The Charity Search launched at midnight, and allows you to search Google, Yahoo, or Bing the same way you would any of those search engines on their own. The difference is, each search donates 1 cent to Invisible Children and other great organizations. How easy is that? Can you imagine how fast that money adds up, given how many people use search engines every minute?
Bookmark it and pass it on. For more information about donation and logistics, check out The Charity Search.
I’m making this my home page. You should too!
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Photo reblogged from Photojojo!
For the aspiring photographer out there — LIFE.com asked professional photographer Tyler Stalman to offer insights on portraiture, lighting, and composition. Today, we’re featuring three of his tips.
Of this classic LIFE photograph by John Loengard of the Beatles in a pool in Miami, Stalman says:
Most people, when taking group shots, want to line everybody up — even putting them in rows — but when you have a bunch of people it’s great to put them in a new or unexpected environment. Like this Loengard photo: you get all this extra depth in the picture, and there’s so much going on at once. Don’t be afraid to shuffle people around when you’re doing a group shot.
Photo Tip #1: Look for New Environments, Mix People Up
This post is by LIFE as part of Photojojo’s Show & Tell Week.
