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Did a quick but dramatic photoshoot with my favorite gals today. We sorta mixed 1920's vibes with spooky tarot cards and candles.. I quite like the result!! And before anyone asks, the prism effect is done by a filter for my camera that I got at a used camera store!! Sorry, I wish I could be more helpful when I'm asked about it. Models: Warsan, Lilly, Georgia, and myself. Photos by me (except the ones of me), editing by me!
Sometimes y'just gotta put on the ritz and go applesauce!

see the rest after the jump!


 ceal ceal the onion peel

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  1. Everything about this is perfect!!!

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  2. so cool! I really like the prism effect :) And I also like how you went for stronger colours which contrasted with the theme of spooky.

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  4. Oh my gosh these are SO gorgeous.

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  5. THE CRAFT vibes MAJOR. love you/this set sm <3

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  6. what camera/lens do you usually use celia? your photos are always so sharp.

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  7. Trying to stop my eyes from falling out of my head in complete and utter delight.
    This is so freakin gorgeous!

    The Lovelorn

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  8. These photos are all so incredible! I am just in love with this shoot.

    <3 Melissa
    wildflwrchild.blogspot.com

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  9. These photos are so beautiful! Wow aaah!
    I nominated you for the Liebster award thingy :)
    http://t00ts.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/liebster-award.html
    x

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  10. what lipstick are both you and Lilly wearing??

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