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I'm now offering head shots! Email me for pricing and details. To get the ball rolling, I'm offering a special rate for my first 5 clients!
Look out, Hollywood - here comes Jija Simkova! To contact Jija, email her at: jijarules@hotmail.com
I just uploaded photos from my old computer onto my brand new MacBook Pro (which I love dearly). I'd like to share a photo every now and then that go back a few years. These two I took in Budapest, during the summer of 05. A friend and I were working on an archeological dig site in the backwoods of Slovakia, uncovering the ruins of an ancient kitchen. Fascinating. After 5 days of digging holes we decided to return to reality. Our destination: Hungary. Mission: Avoid hole-digging, at any cost.
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I proudly present my studio apartment! - er, well, at least the main room and bathroom. There is also a kitchen area with substantial space. I love the large windows, the dark, hardwood floors, and the brick walls - tres New York. Obviously, the furniture is lacking, but since I took these photos I have at least added a bed. Baby steps...
Getting There.
It was early on an overcast Wednesday morning. 7:00am - early for me, anyway. And by overcast, I mean that the sky was tinged a kind of disappointing gray that makes getting up at seven even harder. Half comatose, I slipped out of bed and into my car. I knew that the drive from my West Hollywood apartment to 1600 Rosecrans Boulevard, Manhattan Beach would be unpleasant. Every freeway into or out of LA was a caged parking lot. Two hours later and with seconds to spare, I arrived at my destination. Tape recorder in hand, I checked my watch again for the eleventh time in as many seconds. It was 9:01 - I was now officially late for a meeting with Sunil Nayar, co-executive producer of CSI: Miami - television’s number one show. On Earth. Was I a little nervous? One could say that. Then again, flustered, high-strung and maybe a little neurotic would be a bit more accurate.
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