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Caption: A Clockwork Model
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Location: DM Gremlin Studios - Long Beach, CA
Copyright: © 2007 Nakayama Photography/Richard Rasner
Uploaded: Sep 21, 2007
Credits:irulan (Model)
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Snappy Foto

May 14, 2013 11:11am
Da Xopowo!!!
(Rus. Yeah Allright!!!)


Darby Rose

February 09, 2010 10:11pm
i lllooooovvveeeee this photo!!!!!!!


Roxy Rouge

October 23, 2007 10:42pm
NO WAY...its fate that we work together now...I am actually watching the movie as we speak...Crazzzzy!!! lol


Mrs James

September 25, 2007 3:52pm
This looks fantastic! The eyelashes came out great too. Always glad I can be there "just in time" for you. Hopefully next time I can be there the whole shoot. Can't wait!


Corinne of Las Vegas

September 22, 2007 4:55am
Richard -
Viddy well! ;-)


Unique Nudes

September 21, 2007 3:03pm
Response:
There are several posters of the original floating around... I was not as fond of the orange border, but I loved the drop shadow ones. This is actually closer to the posted the did in Europe for the film. In truth, this is an homage, not an exact copy, which is actually why I reversed the colors... white hat, black suspenders, and of course no other clothing including the iconic eyeball cufflinks. Also, ya know, it's a girl, and a red-head. But I do appreciate comments from fans of the original. -- R.


Lou Benjamin

September 21, 2007 2:59pm
Cheeky. Well executed, with some subtle departures from the original. Alex had more of a smirk than a smile, and he was wearing a black hat. I think you could have brought her breast forward, to come closer to the position of the eyeball in the original poster. The type in your poster is more elongated, but it generally captures the feel of the original. I think outlining the A all around (done as an orange to yellow-orange gradient in the original) works better than just having a drop shadow at the bottom. None of this is meant as a put-down. I like what you've done a lot.