Today's photo shoot..

Nov 8, 2009 at 10:30 PM
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Sunday, November 8, 2009

Super model Molly & the Haight

I had allot say on this shoot and then I had allot of nothing to say..
Took inspiration from a few old school paints, some French documentaries , Childhood, youth, death, and coming of age..and Maria Callas, sempre Libra ( for the black and white hair toss)
Thanks to the lovely Molly @ Ford . Great day to shoot and great people, this is the reason I love San Francisco, who would have though such a beautiful location would be smack in the middle of the Haight.. the smell of pot was in the air and spirits were high.. the Highlight of my day, a passerby saw us shooting and blurted out : " that's some awesome white trash" haha you'll see why.And Special thanks to Oliver and his owner Linda who saved the day! can't wait for part two with the deer hounds!

White Trash

and sorry for this many uploads everyone, haha you know me I always have to show what I shoot, plus where else is it gona get shown hehe enjoy!

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Awesome. The black and whites are just glorious!!!

She is very, very good. She is more animated than anyone else I've seen you photograph. She makes it look so easy, like there's no work involved at all.

Ivysgrandkid replied to LBeeeze’s comment:
Nov 11, 2009
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you hit the nail on the head! also lately I've been channeling all the bad things i go through into shoots, emotion emotion!

LBeeeze replied to Ivysgrandkid’s comment:
Nov 11, 2009
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For real. Of all the beautiful woman I've seen on your page, she has the most expressive face and body. Not the same expression over and over again. She looks like a dream to work with....cooperative and willing to take chances. She must trust you for sure.

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Very good pictures! (^o^)

Ivysgrandkid replied to LBeeeze’s comment:
Nov 26, 2009
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yeah I've had the hardest time telling models to show emotion, most times I just have them yell at me now haha, it's always great when both model and photographer are comfortable enough to take risks