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Alice in Zombieland
model: Penny Pax
Sometimes some of the best shoots come from collaborative efforts. In the case of concept for the above image, the credit goes all to the model Penny. An avid Disney “Alice in Wonderland” fan, she came up with the idea of meshing her favorite movie with my distinct style of photography. The thought of Zombie Alice was intriguing and I decided to really give it a unique feel by portraying her eating the White Rabbit, so I was excited to get started. It was a fun shoot that in the end, turned out more to my liking than I anticipated. While I have a few more zombie inspired shots on my site that I love, this one really stands on its own as well and is a welcome addition that I am proud of.

Alice in Zombieland

model: Penny Pax

Sometimes some of the best shoots come from collaborative efforts. In the case of concept for the above image, the credit goes all to the model Penny. An avid Disney “Alice in Wonderland” fan, she came up with the idea of meshing her favorite movie with my distinct style of photography. The thought of Zombie Alice was intriguing and I decided to really give it a unique feel by portraying her eating the White Rabbit, so I was excited to get started. It was a fun shoot that in the end, turned out more to my liking than I anticipated. While I have a few more zombie inspired shots on my site that I love, this one really stands on its own as well and is a welcome addition that I am proud of.