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If you're a new model, or if you're a photographer getting ready for a shoot with an inexperienced model- things can be nerve-wracking!
In this video, watch as Brett Seeley goes over some pre-shoot tips with a model getting ready to shoot a style that she wasn't used to.
Please feel free to ask any questions on his YouTube Channel and check out examples of his work on his Instagram:
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Cyclist, watch lover, venture capitalist, part time tarmac rally driver, sometime blogger, husband and proud dad
#womw #watchnerd #cycling
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Back in November 2015, Polish photographer Michał Kulesza decided to start a daily photo project in which he would shoot one creative photo involving LEGO bricks every day. He decided to capture the famous bricks as everyday foods and objects.
Kulesza ended up shooting these LEGO photos for 135 straight days.
“In my work I just wanted to make people smile,” the photographer writes.
You can find more of Kulesza’s work on his website, Behance, Facebook, and Instagram.
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Like this?
Melbourne (most of the time)
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I'M ELIGIBLE thank you eighth-grade English.
Biannual = 2x per year
Sesquiannual = 1.5x per year = every 8 months
Sesquiannual = 1.5x per year = every 8 months
If that's too easy, you could try joining Tautology Club, which meets on the date of the Tautology Club meeting.
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Sesquiannual is every 18 months, now we can all join :)
Melbourne, Australia
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And in other news ....
Melbourne (most of the time)
alt-text: This was actually wish #406. Wish #2 was for him to lose the ability to remember that each new wish wasn't my first.
FourSquare, qv
WHAT’S ON YOUR WASHING LINE, FUCKTARDS?
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Says it all. #cycling
Melbourne (most of the time)
‘tsundoku’ - the Japanese word for buying books & not reading them, leaving them to pile up. Who else is guilty of this?
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I think there's a related concept of making new friends but then being a derelict and not hangout out with them.
New York, NY
*raises hand sheepishly, accidentally knocking over pile of books onto another pile of books setting off a cascading effect*
Cambridge, Massachusetts
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