This is how the South Florida blogosphere parties
You would think that when Ipanemic throws a party, there would be nude models prancing around with lingerie dangling from the chandeliers.
But everybody kept their clothes on Friday night, at least until they left the party. Or at least until the cameras were tucked away.
I’m not saying it was an uneventful party, but the highlight of Ipanemic’s night was watching me walk outside his Miami Beach apartment courtyard to photograph a cop car.
For a man whose Flickr account has reached a million views because of the nude models he photographs, this is about as exciting as trying to figure out how to remove the safety filter in your Flickr account to actually see his nude photos.
Nevertheless, there was plenty of sexual tension in the air, which can be seen in the following photo as Rebecca from Blue Moon Over Miami (middle)and Tere from A Mom, a Blog and the Life In-Between (right) look lustfully into each others’ eyes as Kevin from Hidden City hungrily looks on.
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Then there was Penelope of Bacardi and Diet who also hasn’t blogged since May, who can be seen here between our gracious host Scott, and a Brazilian friend of hers. Meanwhile, Miguel Lopez notices a possibility and waits patiently in the background for the clothes to come off.
Matt from White Dade, who has restarted his blog after a 2-month hiatus, didn’t look too pleased when he realized a few Hispanics had crashed the party.
And Gus of the very successful Miami Beach 411 brought his entourage, including his lovely wife, Michelle (left), and Katalina, who hails from Ecuador.
Also part of Gus’ entourage was Kristine, who is sitting here with Rebecca, trying to figure where they can get more wine.
Fortunately Rebecca stood and filled her red plastic cup to the top with red wine, giving me a looks that says, you better not tell anybody.
Tere was giving me the same look outside the kitchen.
I decided to walk back outside because it was getting heated in there and came across this young lady, who I wasn’t sure was a blogger or a model or maybe just a person off the streets looking for wine. Whoever she was, she had the look.
And Maria de Los Angeles (left) took time from Volunteering at Fairchild to pose for a picture with a couple of people I don’t know (perhaps other volunteers?)
Meanwhile, Miguel Lopez finally stopped Twitting and Flicking and Digging and Tagging and updating his Facebook profile long enough to get some female cuddly time.
And Tere pondered whether she needed another drink or not.
And she apparently persuaded herself to drink another one, which explains why her and Penelope started busting their moves with Balou from Searching for Normalcy looking on.
So it didn’t seem like anybody’s clothes were going to be coming off. That is, until Scott pulled out his Canon GL2 video camera.
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Comments
Great photos, Carlos! Looks like the party was kickin long after we left. It was great to see you (and all the other sweet bloggers) again
Also representing at the party: Alex from the now defunct HablaMierda.com.
The women with Maria: Not volunteers. A friend from Saudi and her mom (visiting, also from Ecuador).
The unknown blond: neighbor from my old building.
Sorry I had no models dancing around in lingerie. I’ll try to do better next time and be a better Heffner.
For the next party, I’ll post a “models wanted” ad on my social nets, just in case… I’m thinking a “Pimps ‘n Hos” theme for Halloween!
Great pics and write up, Carlos!
The Flickr photos made my jaw drop, so kudos to the artist.
Good party shots, what flash do you use, Carlos?
I do eventually want a DSLR to do “light paintings” of people. my digital camera’s longest exposure times are 1,4 and 11 seconds. And the worst part is, the 11 second one is on a 1.3 megapixel nikon coolpix 950 – damaged by photos of fires taken at ground zero in Pomona, California circa 2003.
We were also handing out new washcloths, water bottles, and the trunk of my Explorer for people who had been dangerously close to dying in the fire that destroyed neighborhoods in mere minutes.
My only regret is that i forgot a tripod >.<
genewitch,
I use a 580EX, which I usually tone down during close-up shots, but I neglected to do that in at least one of the photos above, which I regret posting because it is just way overexposed.
That must have been a hell of an experience during the Pomona fires. I was living in Phoenix at the time. I remember them well.
Dude, if you’re still shooting with a 1.3 MP, you should definitely buy a new camera because they have become very affordable now.
I’m just talking about the point and shoots but many of them have long exposure settings. But I don’t know if any have the bulb setting you would get with an SLR.
Tripods, that’s another subject altogether. If you’re going to shoot with an SLR, it’s worth investing in a sturdy one because the cheap ones end up not being stable.
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