Re: Lindsey

In a message dated 11/4/2007 7:42:22 P.M.  Pacific Standard
Time, 
pnstenquistcomcast.net writes:
Sorting through the  pics I shot for Lindsey's portfolio
this  
afternoon. At 5'91/2". size  4, she says she was too
short and too   
hefty for New York. (They  want 5'11", size 2!). But
she's doing well  
in Detroit modeling  circles. Shot many frames. Just started
looking  
through them. These  are  okay.
http:
//photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6602862
http:
//photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6602865
Paul

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Beats  me how anyone 5'9" can be a size 4. Let alone...
those models have to 
starve  themselves.

Agree with Ann the second is too busy. Also the pose seems 
sort of awkward, 
turning of torso different direction from feet and she
appears  to be leaning 
backward a bit too. 

First is fine.

Marnie aka Doe  

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Thanks Marnie. I agree. The second looks unnatural. Too much
twist.  
Good feedback. I have about 500 more to sort through. May
need some  
more help from the list.
Paul
On Nov 4, 2007, at 11:01 PM, Eactivistaol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 11/4/2007 7:42:22 P.M.  Pacific
Standard Time,
> pnstenquistcomcast.net writes:
> Sorting through the  pics I shot for Lindsey's
portfolio this
> afternoon. At 5'91/2". size  4, she says she was
too short and too
> hefty for New York. (They  want 5'11", size 2!).
But she's doing well
> in Detroit modeling  circles. Shot many frames. Just
started looking
> through them. These  are  okay.
> http:
//photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6602862
> http:
//photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6602865
> Paul
>
> ===========
> Beats  me how anyone 5'9" can be a size 4. Let
alone... those  
> models have to
> starve  themselves.
>
> Agree with Ann the second is too busy. Also the pose
seems  sort of  
> awkward,
> turning of torso different direction from feet and she
appears  to  
> be leaning
> backward a bit too.
>
> First is fine.
>
> Marnie aka Doe  
>
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Eactivistaol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 11/4/2007 7:42:22 P.M.  Pacific
Standard Time, 
> pnstenquistcomcast.net writes:
> Sorting through the  pics I shot for Lindsey's
portfolio this  
> afternoon. At 5'91/2". size  4, she says she was
too short and too   
> hefty for New York. (They  want 5'11", size 2!).
But she's doing well  
> in Detroit modeling  circles. Shot many frames. Just
started looking  
> through them. These  are  okay.
> http:
//photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6602862
> http:
//photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6602865
> Paul
> 
> ===========
> Beats  me how anyone 5'9" can be a size 4. Let
alone... those models have to 
> starve  themselves.
> 
> Agree with Ann the second is too busy. Also the pose
seems  sort of awkward, 
> turning of torso different direction from feet and she
appears  to be leaning 
> backward a bit too. 
> 
> First is fine.
> 
> Marnie aka Doe  
> 

It can be natural, a friend of mine's girlfriend is that
tall & thin, 
and she absolutely loves food. Just has a seriously active
metabolism.

-Adam

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Hi!

>> Beats  me how anyone 5'9" can be a size 4. Let
alone... those models have to 
>> starve  themselves.
>>
>> Agree with Ann the second is too busy. Also the
pose seems  sort of awkward, 
>> turning of torso different direction from feet and
she appears  to be leaning 
>> backward a bit too. 
>>
>> First is fine.
>>
>> Marnie aka Doe  
>>
> 
> It can be natural, a friend of mine's girlfriend is
that tall & thin, 
> and she absolutely loves food. Just has a seriously
active metabolism.

I must agree and provide a witness, your honor. Before
getting married I 
was very thin. I am 180 cm in height (I think it is
5'11" or 6') and at 
the time I was merely 65 kg in weight. I could easily hide
behind a 
broomstick . And you
have to trust me, I was always hungry and ate 
heartily .

May I leave the stand, your honor? 

Boris


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Congratulations, Boris. You might have a career as a New
York runway  
model! )
Paul
On Nov 6, 2007, at 12:24 AM, Boris Liberman wrote:

> Hi!
>
>>> Beats  me how anyone 5'9" can be a size 4.
Let alone... those  
>>> models have to
>>> starve  themselves.
>>>
>>> Agree with Ann the second is too busy. Also the
pose seems  sort  
>>> of awkward,
>>> turning of torso different direction from feet
and she appears   
>>> to be leaning
>>> backward a bit too.
>>>
>>> First is fine.
>>>
>>> Marnie aka Doe  
>>>
>>
>> It can be natural, a friend of mine's girlfriend is
that tall & thin,
>> and she absolutely loves food. Just has a seriously
active  
>> metabolism.
>
> I must agree and provide a witness, your honor. Before
getting  
> married I
> was very thin. I am 180 cm in height (I think it is
5'11" or 6')  
> and at
> the time I was merely 65 kg in weight. I could easily
hide behind a
> broomstick . And you
have to trust me, I was always hungry and ate
> heartily .
>
> May I leave the stand, your honor? 
>
> Boris
>
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Paul, I might have HAD such a career. I gained 15 kilos
since that
time. Though I think male models need to be less skinny than
female
ones...



On Nov 6, 2007 1:03 PM, Paul Stenquist <pnstenquistcomcast.net> wrote:
> Congratulations, Boris. You might have a career as a
New York runway
> model! )
> Paul
>
> On Nov 6, 2007, at 12:24 AM, Boris Liberman wrote:
>
> > Hi!
> >
> >>> Beats  me how anyone 5'9" can be a
size 4. Let alone... those
> >>> models have to
> >>> starve  themselves.
> >>>
> >>> Agree with Ann the second is too busy.
Also the pose seems  sort
> >>> of awkward,
> >>> turning of torso different direction from
feet and she appears
> >>> to be leaning
> >>> backward a bit too.
> >>>
> >>> First is fine.
> >>>
> >>> Marnie aka Doe  
> >>>
> >>
> >> It can be natural, a friend of mine's
girlfriend is that tall & thin,
> >> and she absolutely loves food. Just has a
seriously active
> >> metabolism.
> >
> > I must agree and provide a witness, your honor.
Before getting
> > married I
> > was very thin. I am 180 cm in height (I think it
is 5'11" or 6')
> > and at
> > the time I was merely 65 kg in weight. I could
easily hide behind a
> > broomstick . And you
have to trust me, I was always hungry and ate
> > heartily .
> >
> > May I leave the stand, your honor? 
> >
> > Boris
> >
> >
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