Some cool fashion outlet images:
Detailed by the Beast
Image by Miss Shari
First I had to blur the rest of the dash so no one would know how dusty my car is. Then I had to spot-brush out what seemed to be a dried booger on the odometer. Then I had to mention it all here so I wouldn't feel bad for lying. (Instead of using these seconds to go clean the actual odometer.)
On the way home from Anaheim, I realized that we'd hit the 66666 mark during the journey. (We might've even hit it at the instant of return, if there hadn't been the Costa Mesa Incident the day before. Which we don't talk about yet.)
We waited, we predicted, we saw the lights of Vegas on the otherwise black and distant sky while still 30 miles from the California border. Would it be Cali? Nev? Cali? Nev?
We hoped for Primm. Primm would be an easy place to pull over, take a proper shot, not send the flash bouncing around the car in the middle of the night on the middle of a dark road.
It ended up being even better. It wasn't on any lonely, flat stretch between Baker and Nevada. It wasn't in the afterdark glow of the Primm fashion outlet. It was on that small patch of highway before the border is in sight, with the twists and the turns and the turning back the other way and, oh yes, the chevrons pointing that the next turn is now this way, and meanwhile, it's all downhill and runaway trucks are advised to merge right. Oh, and please note the sign warning about the rock slides.
That's where Mike managed to take the photo, 103 miles from the Lenwood exit in Barstow, where I will some day eat at the Big Boy's and relive my youthful experimentation with the franchise's Hot Fudge Ice Cream Cake. I've made it past 66666 - the power is mine!
Retail shoot Gap shop side
Image by Phil Dowsing Creative
Outlet shopping shoot, Oct 2008
Indian Wear.
Image by Chobist
When I saw the colourful blouses hanging down the rod.. the amalgamation of colours caught my attention .. Indian housewives wear this traditional outfit as a top along with sari a quint essential in the Indian wardrobe of the Indian-woman can be termed as a conventional or ethnic wear .. this photograph can be used for brochures, pamphlet’s. I find it good commercial background paper for fashion outlets, stores.. has a commercial outcome ..
