EDUARDO LUCERO - the "torera" dresses

woman goes mad for love.

oldest story in the book.

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latest version : "Torera"

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three dresses stood out and helped tell the tale:

the lace seduction dress,

the blackbird madness dress,

the caged angel dress.

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EDUARDO LUCERO - the "torera" out-takes

in between takes on the film,

we grabbed the actors and would shoot like crazy to pick up as much of the clothing

and mood as possible.

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there was so much beautiful work to cover, not all of it made it to the cut.

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here are some of my favorite print pieces from that day

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and yes, that is the amazing ms. connie bang,

pinch hitting as a model and muse.

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things i can't mention, mixed with things i can . . .

we've been shooting a lot of stuff.

we've been busy.

it's so much freakin stress.  and fun.

i work with lovely amazing people.

and though i'm not sure where it will lead . . .

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so far, it's fucking amazing.

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love my girls, love my boys.

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krissy MIGHT have a favorite . . .

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more when i know more.

more when i can.

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PORTRAITURE FROM BOY/TOY -

shots from in-between the shots:

BOY/TOY, the results continued-

denoument:

BOY/TOY, the results -

the first sunday story,

in the can and polished nicely:

i endorse and adore : tatyana danilchenko, marike leroux, and matt james clifton

of course,

none of our skills behind the lens would be much use

without talent in front of it.

it takes more than most people realize to be a good model.

and NO, tyra, you can just sit down, i'm not talking to you.

it takes ease in front of a camera,

personality that shines through to the image,

ability to take direction,

and the skill to invent a persona

from sometimes just the skeleton of a tale.

which is why i have always loved tatyana:

she is the almost impossibly elusive "classic blonde".

neither california sunny, nor nordic icy,

she is able to balance the fantasy and the warmth

pitch perfectly.

and clothing adores ms. danilchenko.

it sings on her.

this round introduced me to a startlingly photogenic young find,

marike leroux.

i envy the name, don't you?

i wish i could describe the energy in her movement.

the light in her eyes is captivating.

and our last minute addition,

mr. matt james clifton:

certainly, the looks of a young greek statue.

but the ease and humor of the aussie he is.

suffice to say,

we were blessed with easy, warm, natural people to play with that day.

and that, my friends,

makes a world of difference in the end.