Study of two figures 3-5 + bonus Diary scribblings

I'm blessed because I'm finding a way to make art for a living. 
I'm not even there yet, but I'm conscious that it's a way many artists choose not 
to go. It's a fear of mine to be one of those artists. 

And everyday I get the opportunity to meet the most amazing people in the world. 

And it just keeps getting better. 
There is something about the way the people I surround myself with see
 all that is best in me, 
and it keeps me in touch with the idea that great things are going to happen in my life. 
I just need to keep working hard. 

Freelancing so far has been like riding a bicycle which I am told
 has the ability to fly. 
I have never really seen it fly. Not in person. 
But I am riding it, and in this 
scenario the only way to know if it can fly is to ride it off of a cliff. 
Here I am now in mid air. I'm not on the ground, but I haven't really started falling, 
so any second now I will officially be flying. 
I have faith in that. 
Otherwise I wouldn't have started pedaling
 this insane bicycle of dreams. 

In the moments when my confidence is with me, it becomes clear:
you aren't going to believe the things I will show you with my 
flying bicycle. There are amazing things to come. 

the volume of projects I have in post production right now is like a 
swarm of killa bees coming at ya. #Wutang


One last huge thank you to models Chelsea and Athena. I really appreciate your efforts in pursuing our aesthetic goal that day.  

"Models Chelsea and Athena collaborated with me in a studio environment to recreate/reimagine/pay homage to my first real photoshoot I orchestrated back in Photo 101 many years ago. Monica provided an expert assist. That shoot was shot on 35mm B+W film and I wanted to preserve the feel of it in this shoot. Despite the change in medium-- switching to digital-- I am very pleased with the results. The original shoot was performed on a Pentax K 1000, an absolutely solid beast: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentax_K1000. 

The new version was shot on my canon 7D with a Zeiss Normal 50mm f/1.4 ZE Planar T* Manual Focus Lens for Canon EOS Cameras. I had a blast using the lens and I look forward to shooting with it more. If you are a lens fanatic like myself you can read more about this gem Here. "