Mandy was inviting for a horror night and a bbq tonight. Russell picked me up from home and for me it was the first time visiting Mandy. She got a nice house which she shares with two flatmates – Sam and Mel. And the best is, it is not far from my flat. She cooked delicious and later on came somemore friends and James her boyfriend. Another James which she knows from work (movies) told me he got a book with recipes for bloodmaking. You can buy everything you need for the diffrent looking types of blood in the supermarket. I think thats very usefull maybe later on for the funny photos. The movie we saw was an old one from Stephen King “It” what I had actually known before but was got fun to see again. Was a really nice evening.

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After the funny bottle shooting (you can see some result photos at the entry of 03 of May 2006) I got the brilliant idea doing more funny bottle shoots because after the weekend these bottles are still at the studio of Russell. So I had asked him and we were thinking about funny themes for it. Finally we found my camouflage dress what fits me perfect and an idea was born. So after meeting for breakfast on Saturday morning we went to a costume shop and I bought a kind of machine -gun and a full metal jacket. Back in Russell’s studio we create a fitting cool atmosphere. Brown background and I worn my dress, the full metal jacket. Took the gun in one hand in the other the bottle of Tequila the only thing I could rescue in war. Later on some oil with water drops on skin for sweat and ready was the perfect soldier. Russell made wonderful pictures. Normally I don’t like pictures of me but they look good also think about I’m not a professional model. Later on I did pictures of Russell as soldier. We had so much fun. Maybe will do some different ones soon.

“SAUZA Banditos – Blood of the Revolution” or “SAUZA Banditos – The Taste of Revolution” ?

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Sauza Soldier

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After starting my work on the 2000 words essay for university in the evening I met Russell, Mandy and James at a nice sake bar (www.sakebars.co.nz) in the city. We waited 10min for a table but finally we got a good one with view over the whole restaurant. Each sake here got a diffrent funny name so we ordered “Seven Laughs” sake and it was funny.

But later on after Seven Laughs there was no bottle save anymore… I guess we are all a bit bottle addicted…
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Do you remember the famous picture what went around the world once? I knew it from early National Geographic Issues. In Auckland at the end of the world I got the opportunity to meet the famous photographer Steve McCurry. He hosted a lecture in the Art Gallery and I got the chance to go. Russel got two tickets and asked me for coming. I myself tried for two weeks to get tickets – in vain. After he was talking about fascinating adventures he experienced around the globe it was possible to let sign books by him. I actually bought two books, one for me and one for Scott. Strange that they offered a big book signing but excuses later there had only a few books left. So you can’t imagine how quick I was at the little bookshelf buying two of the last four or five books (Only Sanctuary the book about the temples of Angkor in Cambodia). Then I was waiting in the line for letting Steve McCurry sign my books and asking him after a few pictures of the two of us, especially for my blog. He seriously is my biggest inspiration. We had a quick chat where I’m coming from and that he stayed in Berlin in 1989 when the wall came down and all that stuff. Later at home while looking in my signed books I realized that he dated the signings with May 4th 2004.

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Near the place where I live today I had a shooting with Scott. It was for “Living & Giving” again and was located in the nice old villa of Brenda, the woman of Brando the advertisement company. The model arrived too late and so they wanted me to wear a special belt with heaps of funny flowered garden tools. Finally you will not see my head but I was surprised how well done the photos looked like. Later on we shot dishes on a table. You can’t imagine how difficult it sometimes could be to find the right angle for bowls, spoons, glasses, bread and soup. The following impressions I did for giving you a little impression.

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After working on Monday and university on Tuesday (holidays are actually over) I thought I could sleep longer this morning but around 8:00am! I got a TXT message from Russel (www.russellmeek.com) asking for helping him assisting while shooting heaps of bottles full of alcohol. So I tryed to be as fast as possible but took the wrong way to his studio and had to walk at least 1 hour. Belive me – that was exhausting. We had a fun day Russel, the custumer girl, Mandy (friend of Russel) and me. Learned how to set up light for indoors and product shots witch made on special reflecting material like glas and metallic.

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This Tuesday after 3 weeks went back to university after the easter break. Today was deadline for writing a 500 words statement what you want to discuss in your 2000 words essay (deadline 31th of may). So I was thinking about finding explanations for the predjudises between the Natives (Maori) and the Whites and to proof that racism still exist, even here on the end of the world. The dream of the paradies is just a dream, nothingelse…I had made that experiences myself…
After the lecture I went straight to the libary and copy lots of books. Finally bought three books:

Two from the famous New Zealand historican Michael King (he was killed in 2004):
“History of New Zealand”; “Being Pakeha now”

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Living & Giving is a New Zealand design and gift store. Here you can by slippers, towels, blankets, cups… Today I helped Scott building up the set for the shooting in a nice private house. http://www.livingandgiving.co.nz/ Read the rest of this entry »

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