Two weeks ago, I packed my camera gear in the car, fueled up at Starbucks, and made the trek out to the Military Aviation Museum in Pungo for a pin up photo shoot.
With gorgeous retro hair and makeup, adorable vintage outfits, and beautifully restored military aircrafts from World Wars I and II; the recipe was perfect for amazing photographs!
Throw in three stunning (and fearless) models, and the result are the gorgeous pictures found on todays blog!
Two out of the three models came ready to rock and roll, and the third gorgeous gal went straight to hair and makeup to get transformed into a vintage vixen for this pin up photo shoot!
Wendy and Stephanie rocked it out, getting Kristin all glammed up, and when she put her outfit on, it was complete!
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After hair and makeup were complete, the models headed out to the hangars and took turns posing with the different planes.
They tried a variety of different places, making sure that each snap of the shutter yielded a different pose/smile/expression.
As someone who knows nothing about modeling, I was completely blown away by the talent of these ladies and all they were able to accomplish!
Bravo gals!
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VENDORS – Venue – Military Aviation Museum | Organizer – Debbie Clark | Models – Emma Anderson, Kristin Smith, Meredith Russell | MUA – Wendy Dunlap | Hair – Stephanie Rose and Co. |
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Judith, you nailed it! I am a volunteer researcher at the museum and also a big fan of WWII nose art paintings. Here is a great link FYI http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=aircraft+nose+art+girls&qpvt=aircraft+nose+art+girls&FORM=IGRE
Thanks so much for sharing Don! I loved seeing all the pin up style paintings on the planes!!!
All these girls could do the German pinup calendar too. 🙂
I don’t think I’m familiar with that Monty, is it a local publication? 🙂
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