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| Saturday, May 2nd, 2009 |
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I'll be at SEAF tonight with my Mom and her new BF. If I sell my piece tonight, I can go ahead and buy a flat screen tv. It'll make watching |
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| Friday, May 1st, 2009 |
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I know I haven't posted anything new in here in ages, so here's the [g]news. Still unemployed. Went to an interview and the woman told me the company changed their mind and went on a hiring freeze. Meanwhile, I've discovered there's a lot of spammers on monster and hotjobs. I've mainly been hanging out with my girlfriend Angel ( ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif?v=92.2){kind=small} glittertripgrl). We've been going to the occasional brewery restaurants, like Pike Place Brewery or The Elysian and have been exploring the local restaurants on the Hill. So far it seems like restaurants on Capitol Hill are very lacking in service. I'm sure I'm not revealing anything new to the locals. It's not that we demand very much, it's really just simple things like, having our food/drinks served at the same time (B&O Espresso), having our food served hot (Linda's), not having the server give our food to somebody else and forgetting us (Six Arms), or the server telling me she can't help me right now (Bill's Off Broadway). Each place seems to have it's own specialty and they're great for that, but it's like the servers don't care. Anyway, enough.I've been slowly acclimating to the role of Mr. Mom, working on the beard, sporting the flannel, watching the soaps while waiting on the laundry... Ok, sans-beard and flannel. Angel and I will be going to Detroit in June. I've heard a lot of cool things about Frankenmuth. We're buying tickets any day. This weekend is SEAF, I hope to see some of my friends out there. Yes, I did get into the show. I'm very surprised with all the people who aren't in it. It seems like each year there's fewer and fewer 2-dimensional artists featured in it, so I'm glad to still be among the representing 2D artists. |
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| Thursday, Oct 30th, 2008 |
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Holy shit! This guy has nerves of steel! |
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 Note the date. Yep, that's me in a full on leather gimp suit, sans-hood, modeling for Fantasy Unlimited. It was $1000, which was a pretty good deal. And, look: Nico modeling with me too! |
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My favorite Austrian! Now, why couldn't he run for Pres? Oh, and string on the freeway is not a good idea! http://community.livejournal.com/wtf_in |
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| Wednesday, Oct 29th, 2008 |
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Dear Kevin Hundsnurscher: Not that I'm downplaying the potential erotic virtue of the videos, but their TOS said nudity was ok. None of my videos featured any penetration. How is that porn? The videos were all recordings of photoshoots. Nothing you wouldn't see on cable these days. Internet companies are so bizarre. It's like the 1 Christian who works there is always in charge of deciding what "Porn" is. This reminds me of those OBGYN videos on youtube. 10x more graphic than anything I had. I know they're accepted because they're considered educational, but I've never heard of anyone using youtube for educational use. |
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| Thursday, Oct 23rd, 2008 |
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http://www.whattorent.com WhatToRent.com thinks that you would enjoy renting: Quills Released 2000, Directed by Philip Kaufman Starring Geoffrey Rush, Kate Winslet, Jaoquin Pheonix, Michael Caine Drama, Comedy |
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http://fashionista.com/2008/06/estee_la |
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| Sunday, Oct 19th, 2008 |
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Happy birthday imp_of_satan!
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| Tuesday, Oct 14th, 2008 |
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I still have some rolls of Tech Pan, why didn't they ask me? http://www.wmagazine.com/celebrities/20 ...For a hobbyist, Pitt certainly knew what he wanted. He was determined to shoot Jolie with Kodak Tech Pan film, which hasn’t been manufactured for four years. Photo Editor Nadia Vellam located 40 rolls of the stuff on eBay, which a courier then hand-carried to Pitt in Provence, France, where the couple have been hiding out since June. A week later Pitt called; he needed more film. Vellam’s first source was tapped out. She finally tracked down a guy who offered her 30 rolls—in Israel. She then had mere hours to find someone in Tel Aviv who could get on a plane to France with the film that very day. Pitt also wanted to try a specialized film used in World War II–era movies. That was a no-go. One of Vellam’s sources instead recommended Ilford to achieve the same romantic, grainy quality. Assistant Bookings Editor Will Higdon-Sudow hopped a flight with it and made the handoff in a hotel lobby. The results speak for themselves. |
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| Friday, Oct 3rd, 2008 |
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From: http://erogarden.blogspot.com
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| Saturday, Sep 27th, 2008 |
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I love how people reinterpret my work. http://www.flickr.com/photos/22291119@N HE said i could have you first as long as i didnt spoil you too much |
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| Thursday, Sep 25th, 2008 |
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| A professional client commented that they saw the "last frame" pictures on my site. She liked them. I was a little embarassed. Just a little. Especially with the current lineup. I think it's mainly because the pictures have a certain connotation to them and a lot of people don't understand that they're done in jest. I think it's hard to convey humor in pictures, especially since fetish or erotic photographers aren't supposed to be humorous. Or at least that's what I've been told. Supposedly humor detracts. | ||||
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| Wednesday, Sep 24th, 2008 |
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http://www.alexa.com/browse/general/ So, does this mean I have the #1 fetish photographer website? http://elaisted.com Hmmm wow, I barely get any emails from people via my site. I should check to see if it's working properly. I like how Dave Naz is #2 and Steve is #3. Hehe. All those other losers, I don't know. Never met them. Ok, maybe hypnox.
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I've been trying to think of the name of this animated movie I saw back in the 80s. I remember it was on one of the cable movie channels. I believe it was a Japanese flick, featured a blonde-haired girl who would fly around on a wing shaped flying craft, there were these giant bugs with multiple eyes that would change color based on their mood and the girl became friends with them, but there was a battle at the end where this giant was trying to stomp on them... That's more-or-less what I remember of it. Anyone know what I'm referring to? |
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| Tuesday, Sep 23rd, 2008 |
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 Has anyone tried this? The Capital One credit card option when clicking on Prints and More above the image? Here's the link: clk.atdmt.com/NYC/go/yhxxxcpc0270000027n They let you upload whatever image you want. I'm curious to see if any of my photos will make it through. |
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| Friday, Sep 19th, 2008 |
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Back in August, I pulled an all day shoot for Lovers at their headquarters. They're running a series of window display posters and print ads for Halloween. There will be more of these with different models, including mzdeliverance. Some of these will be run in LA for their ConRev stores too. Cecci Dolores |
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| Thursday, Sep 18th, 2008 |
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I want to be too hung over to go to work tomorrow. Hung over would be a great excuse. I had a conversation with a co-worker who agreed, sometimes the best excuse is the one that is so honest, it's unbelieveable. |
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| Sunday, Sep 14th, 2008 |
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It seems like the time of the year for magazines to start recommending their "Top 10 beers," which so far have mainly been boring, so here's my "Top 10": Hoegaarden - One of two beers I drink casually. It's very refreshing and non-commital. Everybody who tries it for the first time always says they taste something like cinnamon or ginger in it. After a while, you can sense the orange in it too. Leffe - The other beer I casually drink. It's refreshing, but has a little more depth to it than a pilsner or lager. If you like Stella Artois, you'll love this one. Saison Dupont - A Saison ale, which are traditionally drank during the summer. They're high in alcohol content, but still refreshing. The weather is still warm and summer-like, so it's still a good time to try it. St Bernardus Abt 12 - This is good with almost anything, but salmon. Malheur Dark Brut - A champagne style ale, good as an aperitif or for desert. It is well worth the $30, trust me. J.W. Lees Harvest Ale (Calvados Cask) - Don't pair it with a meal. It's too good! Definitely for desert. It's very rich and sweet, like port wine, but still ale-like. Unibroue 17 - The first impression is like ale with Irish Cream. It's got an oak, aged flavor to it. It's a little fruity and tart afterward. A good aperitif. Brother David's Triple - One of few "good" American made Belgian style ales. Most Belgian style American made ales suck, they're either too hoppy or have an artificial taste. Koningshoven Quadrupel - A very unusual Belgian style ale. It's brewed in the Netherlands and is also a Trappist ale, meaning it's brewed by or under the control of Trappist monks. It's very full and robust in flavor, something you would drink on special occassions, with a hearty meal. Allagash Curieux - An American made, Belgian style ale that has been aged in depleted oak bourbon barrels. The bourbon flavor is very pronounced and it's very high in alcohol content, so you shouldn't drink it casually. Drink it like you would whisky, but without the ice. |
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| Friday, Sep 12th, 2008 |
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 ubernacht is so dreamy!Hehe, I had a little fun with the "dreamweaver" filter. That's what I call it since it's so 70's and dreamy. Like how they use that effect to convey how someone perceives another that they're in love with. I had fun hanging out at Allison's birthday party, taking pictures of the attendees. More here: 
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