Close Friends

This is a shot of me and my dear friend Andra and myself. Andra passed away a few years ago. This is one of my ways of making tribute to her. Sharing her beauty and personality with the world. She was a lovely model and dear friend. She always liked this picture of us and I think it would be a cool reference picture for some artists because of the pose. Plus I was really in shape back then.I had actualyl painted her face for an event we were attending.

Models: Bryan Crump and Andra Ohman
Place: Los Angeles, CA not too far from the El Rey Theatre
Year: 2002

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This is part of a stock art series:


If you wish to use it, you have permission, but you must give credit to

me as the photographer: Bryan Crump

I also ask that you have a link back to my portfolio here so that

others may find stock photos to use as well.

Some stock will be people, animal, objects, etc. I will have new and

old photos on here. I decided to make a lot of my older photography

stock art since I am on to creating new things and have diversed

myself. I know that a lot of photographers, artists and graphic artists

need photos for reference and projects from time to time. So it is my

goal to be someone that helps. I ask that when you use my photos, when

you use ones that feature models. Please not only credit me, but credit

the model listed even if a link to an online portfolio is not provided.

I have worked with many models TFCD over the years and they have put a

lot of hard work into the photos as have I. So since I am offering

these pictures to help you. It would only be respectful to give credit.

I would also like to see any work inspired by the use of the images so

please email of give a link to the produced work. My intention is to

help other artists with reference materials for many things. I will be

uploading textures, figure, all sorts of stuff.

Thank you in advance.

Support the artist by buying prints of the stock. I will eventually be

offering packs of stock photos.

Sincerely,
Bryan Crump