memories fade. feelings change.
11.29.2009
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Quote...
...Response.
Like in high school? yess.
I was scared to do anything in the studio because it felt so claustrophobic. I wanted to be somewhere where things could happen and the subject wasn't just looking back at you.
---Annie Liebovitz.Studios, why oh why do you frighten me so much? Perhaps it is the confined space, minimal freedom and bright lights paired with a dull background. Typically such shoots do not spark my creativity. The Camera and I lack chemistry within the studio realm. Motel rooms, dark alley ways, fields of grass, anything really where there is history, a story to tell allows my modeling to come to life. Hence my tribute "In Rooms" on my WEBSITE. Not necessarily "fashion" nor 'agency material', but rather my reason for modeling. I am moved by vulnerability, raw emotion, grain, soft lighting and motels.
the sleazier the better.
My first shoot in a motel room.
the beginning of the end.
C-Heads Magazine.
One of my favorite shoots published.
The deadly trio: Andrew Kuykendall, Chelsea Allen, & Moi.
Styling: Camille Yvette.
The deadly trio: Andrew Kuykendall, Chelsea Allen, & Moi.
Styling: Camille Yvette.
[check out the rest]
www.brittanymarkert.myphotographer.com
11.09.2009
Dark Elegance.
spotted in Fashion. more dark clothing, pale skin,
melt my heart. <3
the victims...............
GIVENCHY
JOHN GALLIANO
BALMAIN [my personal fav]
and drumroll.........
Yours truly,
Brittany. xo
9.14.2009
fffffffffffffffound. more luminous pale skin to love.
Javier Vallhonrat
www.mfilomeno.com
Another photographer I add to my list of brillance...
His photographic work often resembles realist paintings, rich with color and impeccable lighting.
Ranya Mordanova
Model: Supreme NYC
www.suprememanagement.com
Russian born pale beauty with a face born for high fashion. I love her hollow piercing stare, lucious lips and bleached eyebrows. A deadly Dark-hair/Pale-Skin combination.
8.30.2009
THE INCIDENT.. in the Library.
It was a typical afternoon, drowning myself in my philosophy text book, in the back corner of the library. I even went through the trouble of secluding myself in a private room with one of my study buddies, and sat facing the wall, as to not distract myself with the other interesting folk that inhabit the library. Hours passed, and I found myself reading about Helen E. Longino's opinions on pornography, oppression, and freedom. She seems to strictly define pornography as explicit sexual behavior that includes the degradation of women. Yet, in the events that follow I wonder what her opinions would be about the exploitation of male genitalia in a library, aka. Library Porn. Yes, in the event that someone observes porn, porn not necessarily depicting women at all, in a public domain such as a library, around small children.
What just happened? Those were my thoughts exactly when I observed my friend in a state of utter shock and disgust as he looked in a direction behind my head. Our room was adjacent to another study room that conveniently had an adjoining wall with a window as not to ensure too much privacy. I looked over my shoulder and saw a huge penis on the computer screen. Yes, a man was scrolling through porn on his computer, with four other people in the room as well! Anyone could clearly walk by, including small children to witness this alarming event. He didn't even try to casually check if anyone was looking. He continued to switch between what looked like a wikipedia page, to scrolling through various images of gay porn. At this point I was battling between fits of hysterical laughter and astounded faces of shock and disbelief. Not to mention thirty minutes later, he was at it again, even though people walked in and out of this study room. Perhaps, in addition to the signs that read 'NO FOOD OR DRINK' in the computer labs, there should be a sign that says 'no porn, or at least, porn is permissible/ discretion advised for small children' or maybe because porn is so potent across the cyber world, it should be a welcomed practice in a library. stay tuned....
Just when you thought that libraries were a safe and peaceful environment, think again.
on another note..
What just happened? Those were my thoughts exactly when I observed my friend in a state of utter shock and disgust as he looked in a direction behind my head. Our room was adjacent to another study room that conveniently had an adjoining wall with a window as not to ensure too much privacy. I looked over my shoulder and saw a huge penis on the computer screen. Yes, a man was scrolling through porn on his computer, with four other people in the room as well! Anyone could clearly walk by, including small children to witness this alarming event. He didn't even try to casually check if anyone was looking. He continued to switch between what looked like a wikipedia page, to scrolling through various images of gay porn. At this point I was battling between fits of hysterical laughter and astounded faces of shock and disbelief. Not to mention thirty minutes later, he was at it again, even though people walked in and out of this study room. Perhaps, in addition to the signs that read 'NO FOOD OR DRINK' in the computer labs, there should be a sign that says 'no porn, or at least, porn is permissible/ discretion advised for small children' or maybe because porn is so potent across the cyber world, it should be a welcomed practice in a library. stay tuned....
Just when you thought that libraries were a safe and peaceful environment, think again.
on another note..
..MORE LUMINOUS PALE SKIN TO LOVE..
Victim: Meghan Collison [supreme nyc]
Vogue Italia. Steven Meisel
Victim: Meghan Collison [supreme nyc]
Vogue Italia. Steven Meisel
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