Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Note the Wares We Like


Here's the latest addition to the FantasticMag website.
Complete set available here.








Does That Make You Horny?



Looking at this picture made me moist myself a little. Is that sick? Doctor, am I sick? Or is it normal to get a little turned on by large objects approaching dark holes? Click for nice big version.

Austin Victoria by Rick Day







Model: Austin Victoria (Major Model Management)
Photography: Rick Day

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Goodnight

Trunk Show


Here's the latest addition to the FantasticMag website.
Complete set available here.








My Little Gaga


Finnish artist Mari Kasurinen transforms My Little Pony dolls into completely other characters. Here are two examples on how she changed them into little Lady Gaga Pony's, but check out her Flickr account to see much more!


Radio Kootwijk


Lovely walk again today. Lovely weather and even more lovely because I was walking with my lovely lover instead of alone like last two (lovely) sundays.

We drove up to Radio Kootwijk. A really beautiful place north of Arnhem with one of the most intrigueing buildings I know around here. My father worked there as a little boy and my grandfather worked there his whole life (correct me if I'm wrong dad). The building housed telecommunication systems in the early 20th century.

The building is in the middle of a forrest and lots of heather. Great place for a nice sunny walk!



Christ Galya by Tarrice Love




Model: Christ Galya (Major Model Management)
Photography: Tarrice Love

Sunday Morning


What a beautiful way to wake up on a sunday morning.

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Goodnight

Ryan Snyder by Gregory Vaughan


Dedicated to my redhair-loving boyfriend I present you Ryan Snyder (Major Model Management) photographed by Gregory Vaughan. What a cutie when he smiles!



Gotthard - The Last Inches


A route through the mountain, the longest ever made. The first tunnel under the Gotthard was finished in 1882, linking Germany, Switzerland and Italy and was a record 15 kilometres long. Just over a century later, history has repeated itself. On October 15, 2010, the last breakthrough was made in the new rail tunnel, making the Gotthard the scene of a record once again. The tunnel will be fully open to traffic in 2017.

Still, I will always prefer to take the Gotthard pass, driving up, have lunch in Andermatt and then descend again on the other side.