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Tea
for
Two::
Lel
photo,
Mandy
Ulishney
(Good
Alice,
kneeling)
nears
the
losing
end
of
a
fatal
debate
with
Taryn
Alyssa/Bad
Alice.
Right
photo,
Paul
Schneider
enjoys
tea
while
Chelsey
Cecilia
takes
over
the
table.
Photo
©
Rusty
Yonkers/One
With
The
Camera
Even
with
only
one
days
noJce,
Peri
was
able
to
transform
her
unique
studio
into
something
absolutely
magical.”
Once
we
all
arrived,
it
took
only
about
15
minutes
to
put
up
a
few
finishing
touches
like
the
giant
playing
cards
that
Mandy
created,
some
of
the
other
props,
set
up
the
tea
set
and
arrange
all
the
chairs,
she
said.
“Within
no
Jme,
we
were
in
Wonderland,
thanks
to
her
(Peri)”,
Angela
said,
adding
that
at
the
tea
party
shoot,
the
atmosphere
really
resembled
a
party,
Angela
said.
“We
pumped
up
the
music
and
danced
around
unJl
it
was
Jme
to
strike
a
pose,”
Angela
laughed.
“It
was
fun
watching
everyone’s
character
come
to
life
throughout
the
whole
makeup
and
wardrobe
process.
It
seemed
as
once
we
got
into
our
clothes,
had
our
make
up
and
hair
done,
each
of
us
seemed
to
instantly
become
our
specific
characters.”
to
having
fun
with
our
various
supply
of
weapons
of
knives
and
a
zombie
killing
machete,
we
each
became
a
part
of
wonderland,
she
said.
“It
was
even
fun
when
aler
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a
couple
of
wardrobe
malfuncJons,
I
put
on
my
creaJvity
cap
once
again,
and
with
the
help
of
Peri
the
studio
owner,
we
created
preay
much
an
enJre
wardrobe
for
one
model
and
put
part
of
another’s
wardrobe
together
within
the
maaer
of
a
few
minutes.
Luckily,
I
always
come
prepared
with
extra
everything
and
work
best
under
pressure.”
Once
we
were
in
our
makeup
and
wardrobe
and
were
ready
to
start
shooJng,
the
brother
and
sister
team
of
Jenna
Ulrich
and
Samuel
Pigeon,
were
there
to
not
only
to
get
hands
on
experience
of
being
on
locaJon,
they
were
a
huge
asset
to
this
Tea
Party
being
a
success.
They
even
helped
finish
up
last
minute
sewing
of
wardrobe
items
made
by
Rusty
himself.
They
stood
on
the
sidelines
helping
us
models
with
posing
ideas,
throwing
decks
of
cards
at
us
for
a
couple
shots,
helped
with
lighJng,
and
helped
with
pufng
finishing
touches
on
the
set.
Overall,
Jenna
and
Samuel
were
a
huge
support
to
us
all.
I
honestly
don’t
know
how
we
would
we
have
managed
to
pull
everything
off
without
them.
Sewing,
lighJng,
set,
ideas,
these
two
were
priceless
to
our
success.
I
am
conJnuing
to
work
together
w i t h
M a n d y
a n d
o t h e r
photographers
in
pufng
together
more
of
the
concepts
that
many
are
interested
in
recreaJng.
In
fact,
I
am
currently
working
closely
with
two
different
photographers
who
have
came
forward
as
Lead
Photographers
on
two
other
of
the
Wonderland
scenarios.
On
May
25,
2014
Photographer
Michelle
Burroughs
of
Grand
Rapids,
MI
will
be
shooJng
a
very
twisted
croqu ]CH0