ANJA
Anja is a photographer from Germany who happened to be passing through Seattle last month and needed some new photos for her site. She braved the rain well :)
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these are bomb benj! love sea grass or whatever it’s called
Yay is all I can say! Still love them! :-)
How totally stunning is this girl? Love love love!
These colors are out of this frickin’ world, man! Love Anja’s style, too. What a pretty lady!
Love the color palettes you paint!
Great portrait series. The use of colors is Amazing!
Yay for awesome Benj photos. Seriously dude, your processing kills me every. single. time. SO GOOD!
Killer frames man. Love her red hair against the blue backdrop.. awesome!
Benj, I love your work and this set is brilliant. The colours are amazing!
Wonderful stuff! Love the colours
Superb! Love all the colors, shapes, and settings that you two explored.
Love her hair and look…..gorgeous work!
Anja looks awesome.
Great work Benj!
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Her name, her hair, her scarf, these photos. It’s a package deal, love it.
Well, photographig another person who just happens to be a professional photographer:) can be very very stresfull but you nailed it 100% I can’t see her anything but happy with the images. You got some cool images and the architecture of the place did wonders for the images.