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Tuesday, 20 December 2011

Back from the Far East and available to shoot in the UK & Europe 2nd - 9th January!

Photographer: Teddy So | Styling: me

I'll be back from 6 weeks of shooting in SE Asia on 21st December, and after I have had a good recharge of batteries over Christmas, will be available to shoot in the UK and Europe on the following dates in January:

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(I'm working at the SWPP Convention in West London 10th - 15th January with photographers such as the Yerburys and Damian McGillicuddy and travelling around the UK a little after that.)

Photographer: Christopher Blake | Hair: me

I shoot all styles from fashion to art nude levels, photographic and video, and can do my own makeup to a very high standard using professional products. I can pose myself for entire shoots or take direction and can make my wardrobe available, which as well as casuals, eveningwear and swimwear, includes latex, lingerie, corsetry and gravity-defying fetish heels!

Photographer: JEF | Styling: me

If you'd like to refresh your portfolio for a new year's shooting with a friendly, well-known and highly experienced professional model, then please drop me a line at contact@anitadebauch.com as soon as possible to reserve your preferred date and chat about what you'd like to do.

Photographer: George Swift | Styling: me

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Photographer: Teddy So | Hair and makeup: me

My photographic day rate (6 - 8 hours) is £250 and my half-day rate (up to 4 hours) is £150, both plus travel expenses (these are kept to a minimum with my Oyster and railcards).

Thanks for reading and I look forward to hearing from you :)

Friday, 16 December 2011

浅草, Tokyo!

I had my first afternoon in Tokyo today!

I explored the area I'm staying in, Asakusa, Tokyo's oldest geisha district, including the Kaminarimon Gate, Denboin Temple and Five-storey Pagoda, and went crazy buying hundreds of beautifully decorated chopsticks near the Senso-ji Temple, in between getting (politely!) roped into modelling for a few minutes for a local camera club, which was having an outing!

"Modelling" for an amateur camera club by Kaminarimon Gate. No makeup? No problem!

As well as chopsticks, tea cups and Hello Kitty merch, there were stalls selling other traditional items such as Japanese sweets, kimono and folding fans. I saw some traditionally dressed ladies going about their daily business in full kimono, obi, zori and tabi... it was such a treat to see in real life, especially after re-reading Memoires of a Geisha on my way here!

 Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple

 Five-storey Pagoda

 Pagoda illuminated later that evening

 Hair ornaments for maiko

 Kaminarimon Gate

 Fortunes outside the temple

Geisha shooooooooes!

I have managed to teach myself a little spoken Japanese- I can now say hello, goodbye, please, thank you, yes, no, one, two, excuse me, my name is Anita, and one Asahi please!

Latex Fashion in Post-Apocalyptic Singapore!

I finally made it to Tokyo, hurrah, and I'm all ready to go and explore the city that I have been dying to visit since I was 15!

I'll leave you with my last few snaps and a modelling photo from the Sultan of Brunei's "haunted house" in Singapore :)

Photographer: Lem Cheng Hai | Bra: Jane Doe Latex, latex thong: Cathouse Clothing | Styling: me

 Pretty insides of an old lump of machinery I found

 Relaxing at Lantern after another shoot in Singapore

 View from my seat/ bed at Lantern

Another view from the rooftop bar!

Now I'm off to explore Tokyo! Looking forward to visiting the Harajuku district on Sunday ^_^

Thursday, 15 December 2011

Bangkok Airport

I have an hour to kill before the hotel taxi takes me back to the airport for my second attempt at flying to Tokyo :p And on the theme of airports, here are some snaps from Bangkok Airport, where I had to stay overnight on my way from Hong Kong to Singapore (no choice!).

Before I left Hong Kong, I had a great fashion shoot in the executive suite on the 81st floor of L'hotel Nina!

This is pretty much all you can do with a leather jacket in the Hong Kong heat ;p
Photographer: Teddy So | Styling: me

Then it was off to Bangkok Airport, to camp in Starbucks for approximately 17 hours before my flight to Singapore. I was too scared to go into town in case I got stuck in the floods :s I passed some of the time by photographing the many interesting examples of Thai arts, crafts and shrines in the airport:

 Some kind of massive sea serpent sculpture

 These are called "stilt shoes"- a bit like ballet heels, but without the heel! The female opera singer's feet go pointy-toe first down each leg into the tiny false feet at the bottom to make it look like they have had their feet bound in the traditional Chinese way, for certain opera roles. Walking in stilt shoes is considered a real skill!

 Beautiful male opera singer's costume

 Me next to a display in honour of "The Celebration on the Auspicious Occasion of His Majesty the King's 7th Cycle Birthday Anniversary"

 Cool (Buddhist?) shrine in the middle of the airport

 Closeup of the pretty flowers and offerings at the shrine

Statue of a mythical Thai giant (it was so big that even kneeling down on the floor, I could only fit it all into frame by tilting the camera at an angle!)

Must dash now, just got buzzed for my taxi- hopefully the next time I blog, it will be from TOKYO! :D

Wednesday, 14 December 2011

Yesterday’s News

So, my trip to Japan has been put off by two days :(

Yesterday, I was supposed to fly from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and then change there for my flight to Tokyo, but my flight from Singapore was over an hour late arriving in KL, so I missed my connection, and the next flight to Tokyo isn’t until tomorrow, so I’m stuck in KL until then :(

The airline are putting me up in a hotel and having me fed/ watered/ taxi’d until then, but it’s still a bit annoying as I was looking forward to my Japanese holiday! I suppose they’re doing all they can.

And in my determination to find the silver lining, I have hit upon the fact that having two days to just roll back and forth between queen sized bed and hot bath in a half-decent hotel room is probably just what I need to recover from my cold, which started a couple of days ago. Apparently blowing your nose in public is incredibly rude in Japan and in my current state I wouldn’t be able to avoid doing it quite a lot.

So, thanks to my flight being delayed by two days, hopefully I will be able to make the most of Tokyo when I do finally get there and without needlessly offending anyone!

The other stitch in the silver lining is that I can catch up with my blogging :)

I seemed to blog almost every day last time I was in Singapore, when I was working roughly one day on, one day off, but this year I was working more or less 14 hour days every day, so I didn’t really have the chance to write and post photos anywhere other than Facebook and Twitter.

Now I can have a bit of a catch-up on my news from the last few days while listening to the call to prayer going on outside. I’ve heard it a lot on this trip but never get bored with hearing it again. Such a beautiful sound <3

Monday was my last shoot in Singapore: an awesomely cool fashion/ art video with a fabulous creative team led by Ukay Cheung, one of Singapore’s top fashion photographers, which I was really looking forward to! And it didn’t disappoint :D

I don’t want to give away too much before the video is released, but here is a “behind the scenes” snap that Ukay took!

 Trying not to look ill!

While in Singapore I also did two shoots in a building owned- and abandoned- by the Sultan of Brunei. Legend has it that it is haunted. I didn't see any ghosts, but it was a great post-apocalyptic type location to shoot in!

 The Sultan’s haunted house?

On Sunday I actually had a day off (!) in Singapore, and apart from doing a LOT of sleeping, I found time to do a little dress shopping and visit the Long Bar at the famous Raffles Hotel for a classic Singapore Sling at my “usual” table.

 Chin chin!

Cocktail enthusiasts may be interested to know that Raffles has introduced a range of different Slings:


I also revisited the Raffles landing site:


And I finally, finally got to go to the night safari, which I think I’ve been on about for weeks now! It was worth the wait. My favourites were the elephants and flamingos, but the lionesses having dinner and the flying foxes gliding from tree to tree came a close joint second! And all under a partially eclipsed orange moon <3

 Lionesses eating their meaty noms

 Flying fox planning his next move <3

I also thought these chairs in the café were really cool, haha.


And on the way back from the zoo, I got driven through the famous Orchard Road illuminations while I listened to Neon Blonde on my iPod. It was such a magical evening <3


That’s all for now, I think- I leave you in order to curl up alone in my big bed and make a two-pronged Western + Chinese medicine attack on this goddamn cold! I don’t actually feel ill in myself, but the symptoms are driving me crazy- they must be stopped!!

 Vicks throat sweets + Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa, which is like an entire bottle of the honey you get in the middle of Strepsils. A real time-saver!

Nighty night, wherever you are and whatever time zone you’re in ;)

Sunday, 11 December 2011

Naked chicks from Hong Kong!

Today is my day off in Singapore! Before I head out, I'll post some more art nudes from Asia- this time, Hong Kong :)



Photographer: Teddy So | Hair and makeup: me

I think the last one might be my favourite :)

I also have some snaps from my last day in Hong Kong on this trip :) I got the ferry to Central so that I could have lunch at my favourite place in Hong Kong, the Luk Yu teahouse, the oldest in Hong Kong.

 On my way to lunch

 Inside the Luk Yu teahouse. I kind of want to redecorate my living room in the Chinese Deco style now, rather than the American. Hmm!

Lunch! Spring rolls, shrimp and yolk balls and black sesame for dessert, with lots of jasmine tea :)

I walked to Hong Kong Park to take pictures in the walk-in aviary and walk off my dim sum after lunch :) BIRDIES!




Ciao for now! I'm off to roam Singapore by myself for a day!

Wednesday, 7 December 2011

New lingerie, corsetry and art nude photos from one of my Singapore workshops :)

Still no time for the Singapore Night Safari, lol! Bookings in Singapore were still pouring in yesterday, so that I'm doing multiple shoots per day to get to shoot with everyone. I'm managing to keep Sunday free so far so that I can stay up a little late on Saturday night and see cute animals at the zoo ^_^

Here is one of the finished photos from the lighting workshop I posted a "behind the scenes" shot from in my last blog :)

Photographer: Lem Cheng Hai | Styling: me

One of the suspender clips at the back snapped during the shoot so I gave it to Lem as he thinks he can fix it with a paperclip or somesuch! Me, I'd rather use the excuse to have a new corset made, now that I "need" one ;D

Here is a photograph from the art nude segment of the workshop. I love symmetry in nudes!

Photographer: Christopher Blake

I've had a bit of a purge of the Art Nude Gallery on anitadebauch.com; next up, the Fashion Gallery, when I have time and coffee!

Sunday, 4 December 2011

Corsets, curly red hair, vintage stockings and... chapatis

So, this is a behind the scenes/ candid snap of me adding a little twist of my own glamour style to one of my photographic workshops in Singapore on Friday night :)

Photographer: Lem Chang Hai | Makeup and wardrobe: me | Hair: curled courtesy of tropical humidity

Yes, my hair really does go this curly in humid conditions, if I let it. All I needed to do on Friday was comb and clip it!
I had another workshop yesterday, followed by a latex shoot at the same studio, followed by satay and sugar cane juice with the studio owner at Newton Circus, followed by chatting to Liam on Facebook IM until 2 am, my time!

Therefore, today is a leisurely day off... I had a little wander around the Persian rug stores on Arab Street and then went to my favourite restaurant in Little India for a VIP Thali followed by Singapore coffee. The thali was so enormous I actually had to return to my room afterwards to lie down! :p One of my favourite things about Asia is all the incredible Indian, Chinese, Malay, and Japanese food, the fresh juices, and the wide range of vegetarian options in Little India is just fabulous.

Epic VIP Thali of delicious, diet-destroying doom. I'm not actually a vegetarian but I don't eat all that much meat and like going to vegetarian and vegan restaurants when I can :)

I'm shooting tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday, then have another day off. Hopefully I will have time to go on Night Safari at some point on this trip- I desperately wanted to go when I was here last year, but every time I had a night off, there was a monsoon! In the absence of my kittens, I must go and coo over other cute animals, but my schedule is rather more packed this year!


It kind of looks like Jurassic Park, but without Jeff Goldblum in a leather jacket stuttering and pushing his glasses up and being all cute. Oh, and dinosaurs. One can't have it all ;)