Showing posts with label Thai model. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thai model. Show all posts

Monday, December 3, 2018

4 TIMES SEEN creatively.


The African woman is the great divide in the consciousness of freedom 
because of the interference of European thought and aggressive terrorism. . . 
~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories




Portrait of a Thai Beauty by Sam Ding shot with his Canon 5DMK2 with 24-70mm 
f2.8l keb@70mm f2.8 ISO200 1slash200s. www.SamuelDing.com  


Vulnerable, as a Being, as a feature to what is beautiful within women is the value placed upon the treasure felt within the essence of what is forever elusive, hard to touch with crudeness. . . There is more of this intangible in this moment you, Sam Ding, captured! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/02/18 






Sara Jean Underwood in a holy way of Being. (April 2018).



Tamron Hall, news anchor at work.




Thursday, December 10, 2015

Something feels weird . . .??




"Was there for 1 minute just for this photo hahaha, too hot to continue, my ass would be cooked !" - Xanny Biz

ไปนั่งถ่ายรูปตรงนั้นแค่นาทีเดียวเอง ร้อนจัด ก้นจะสุกอยู่แล้ว ทุ่มเทป่ะ

Suwishkamol Disjad

Sunday, November 10, 2013

Thai mudmee




Modern silk mudmee fabric. The design of this fabric looks modern and sophisticated. But it's actually a thousand (maybe older) years old. 

The "farang" fashion world discovered Thai mudmee fabric a few years ago. The trendiest Italian designers will use Thai mud with their zombie models out on the catwalk at times. Sometimes a hot new Hollywood starlet goes to an award show in mudmee fabric. Mudmee is the newest rage for all the hip fashionistas!

But this very same fabric that fashionistas think is so cool and sophisticated (and it is), has been around for over a millennium  And the woman who weaves the mud (all mudmee must be woven by hand because of the technique), couldn't afford the designer garments made with her fabric.

Quality silk mudmee is not cheap anymore. The finest mudmee fabric is made into tapestries and sold as artwork. It really is textile art. High quality silk mudmee now goes for around $50/yard. The blue mudmee fabric in the posted foto cost me $70/yard and I was in Chonobot.House of Thailand




Mei modeling for the House of Thailand
Nov. 1, 2013