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Photographed by C. Torreblanca

Models: Michelle Amara, A Raw Muse and me

Rumor has it all of the cool kids are using tumblr these days, so I jumped on the bandwagon.

I will be posting photos of me or taken by me on my new tumblr site, http://keiragrant.tumblr.com/.

And yes, I will still be posting here as well.

Facts

I wear glasses. But I don't tend to dress like this.

My first time at a Texas beach was a joyous occasion.

Photographed by Atelier

Galveston, TX - January 2012

the cannery

Photographed by Ron Skei

Todos Santos, Mexico - Zoefest - September 2011

other side

Photographed by L. Raye

My apartment, Oakland, CA - November 2011

Tomorrow (which in actuality is now today) I should be doing my first trade shoot as a photographer shooting a model who is not one of my nude model friends. I had set one up for a couple weeks ago, but never heard from the model on the day of the shoot, thus deeming myself "officially a photographer," as I had my first experience as a photographer having a newbie model cancel on her.

One of my goals for this year is to start shooting more and create beautiful images from both sides of the camera.

sweet morning light

Photographed by Alvin Blackwell

Galveston, TX - January 2012

How can you judge if a model is "nice" or "friendly" just by looking at their portfolio?

Here I look sweet and flirty as could be. In the previous post I looked serious. And in the post before then I looked intense. This cute expression would not be well fit for a fine art nudes in nature sort of shoot, or so that is my belief. My less frequent nature of cute looks does not mean I am not "nice," I just seem to model a bit more in the art genre than the glamour. (Just ask around or get me in your studio and you'll soon find out first hand) :)

Caltrain inefficiency

Photographed by Frits Kraefft

Amsterdam, Netherlands - January 2012

I left my home at 12:50 pm to take Bart and Caltrain to San Jose for a shoot - I arrived at the station at 3:38, was picked up at 4 pm and commenced shooting at 4:20 pm. Sometimes not having a car in this area is beastly. Fortunately I was dropped off at Bart, and my way home was only about an hour and 20 minutes, which was much more manageable. While in a way rather close, San Jose is tough to get to from Oakland without a car.

Sand

Photographed by Robert Triboli

Sacramento, CA - Fall 2011

My accomplishments as far as my to-do list is about as efficient as picking up sand with a fork.

Grounded again

Photographed by Peter Oglive

New Mexico - 2011

February will be a grounded month; March and beyond I will resume my travels.