High fashion shot

[tbob]

What the discerning Canadian photographer will be wearing this season.

Casual wear



For those more formal occasions; when finger and toe loss is an possibility

[Manfred M]

That white stuff on the ground looks a bit ominous...

[Daisy Mae]

...and for the party season?

[tbob]

That white stuff on the ground looks a bit ominous...

See how polite you easterners are. We use somewhat rougher language out west. Especially as this is now officially the snow that will stay with us until late April.

[tbob]

...and for the party season?

Add a two-four of beer and a forty of rye.

Which Canadian for a twenty four can flat pack of beer and a forty ounce bottle of Canadian Whiskey. Get some of that down your gullet and even the impact of thirty below is blunted.

[Daisy Mae]

My Dad's a single malt Scotish whisky man and I once mentioned I liked the occassional 'Jack Daniels' etc.

He looked at me askance and said....'Bicycle oil!'

[pnodrog]

Scary looking fashion shots. Just an observation, most fashion shots I have seen (only women's magazines available in the doctors reception area) have at least one shot with high heels or bare feet and I have never seen the same pair of gloves used with different outfits. I hope for your sake that white stuff does not get much deeper.

[Donald]

Lock up your daughters!

[Polar01]

I myself prefer the two piece suit to the one piece leisure suit, being long in the body and short in the leg it has a tendency to ride up when one bends, those boots do go nicely with that casual outfit.

Cheers and a forty pounder to you

Allan

[John 2]

Lock up your daughters!

[Daisy Mae]

http://www.onepiece.co.uk/en-gb/jump...birds-redbeige

For a special night in perhaps!

[Manfred M]

Add a two-four of beer and a forty of rye.

Which Canadian for a twenty four can flat pack of beer and a forty ounce bottle of Canadian Whiskey. Get some of that down your gullet and even the impact of thirty below is blunted.

Also known as Anti-Freeze?

We had a few snow flurries this afternoon and while it is nothing like what you have already, the snow tires are being installed this week and the snow boots are migrating from their summer hiding place to their place of honour near the front door. We should be getting the snow that stays around until April any day now...

[tbob]

My Dad's a single malt Scotish whisky man and I once mentioned I liked the occassional 'Jack Daniels' etc.

He looked at me askance and said....'Bicycle oil!'

I tried bourbon once. Once.

[tbob]

Scary looking fashion shots. Just an observation, most fashion shots I have seen (only women's magazines available in the doctors reception area) have at least one shot with high heels or bare feet and I have never seen the same pair of gloves used with different outfits. I hope for your sake that white stuff does not get much deeper.

Possibly you don't get " FreezeFrame" the cutting edge Canadian fashion magazine. I can assure you that changing gloves in the middle of a shoot is a fashion, as well as an extremity, faux pas at 30 below.

Canadian high heels are when you get frozen ice and snow accumulation under your boots. Our equivalent of bare feet is wearing snow boots with thin socks, very risque.

[tbob]

Lock up your daughters!

I don't usually show this much skin, however one must bow to fashions dictates.

[FootLoose]

...this is now officially the snow that will stay with us until late April.

So you have 6 months of snow in Canada? I had no idea. I know it snows there but thought that was just in the depth of winter.

...Add a two-four of beer... Which is Canadian for a twenty four can flat pack of beer ...

In Oz we call that a slab -- we like to keep things simple...

[rtbaum]

By Golly...That is remarkably similar to the attire worn on my side of the border!! Hanging Christmas lights since October, I frequently wear my one piece, all wool lingerie. The hat being worn in the formal wear is similar to my head wear, what I refer to as my canooter.

[flashback]

Having spent most of the summer at the beach, wearing shorts and flip flops, the sight of snow stops my heart. Fortunately southern New England winters by and large are tolerable. Enough so to appreciate getting back to the beach at the top of May.
As for anti-freeze, I use to favor Bourbon (Knob Hill, Wild Turkey 101) but I now much prefer Vodka (& tonic), occasionally gin. I always thought scotch tasted like an immature bourbon. On a cold winters night a good bottle of Chianti works well.

[dje]

Very fetching indeed Trevor ! I've always thought of myself as a snappy dresser but your sartorial splendor makes me pale into in-significance.

Now, what about some accessories - I'm thinking a nice pink shoulder bag for your camera gear, a large pair of Gucci shades (sunglasses), and some knee high leather boots, in matching pink of course. I'm not really sure what you should do about that ugly tripod thingy though.

Looking forward to some flashy images that match your immaculate dress sense

Dave

[travis4567]

He's right Sharon !