#dieter sonnekalb

[richard-is-bored]

Bioshock: Audio Diary pictures (Part 3)

[burntuakrisp]

Row 1:Andrew Ryan, Atlas, Brigid Tenenbaum, Frank Fontaine, J.S. Steinman, Julie Langford, Peach Wilkins, Sander Cohen, Albert Miloakis, Anna Culpepper, Anya Anderdotter, Bill Mc Donagh, Diane McClintok,Dieter Sonnekalb Row 2:Jasmine Jolene, Mariska Lutz, Martin Finnegan, Kyle Fitzpatrick, Yi Suchong, Sofia Lamb, Simon Wales, Agustus Sinclair, Carlson Fiddle, Gilbert Alexander, Jack, Sullivan Row 3:Silas Cobb, Kyburz, Pablo Navarro, Pierre Gobbi, Steve Barker, Tasha Denu, Eleanor Lamb, Older Eleanor Lamb, Stanley Poole, Grace Holloway, Daniel Wales, Mark Meltzer, Jacon Norris, Barbara Johnson, Danny Wilkins, Naledi Atkins Row 4:Buck Raleigh, Suresh Sheti, Zigod' Acosta, Mlle Blanche de Glace, Oscar Calraca, Louie Mc Graff, Charles Milton Porter, Reed Wahl.

[dianarps-blog]

@dieter-sonnekalb

Niña never could describe properly her relationship with Dieter, because, and even when she didn’t like a lot, she knew they didn’t have the usual client / escort relationship. The first, he never touched her. In the beginning was absolutely weird, and even when she tried to not take it as a rejection, felt in that way. But with time she understood she had nothing to fear. She could see it in his eyes, Dieter wanted her, but not in the usual way. She thought, some day, he will do it, he will touch her and she liked the idea to begin in that kind of game.

The slow afternoon was interrupted in the moment when somebody told to Niña he was there and demanded see her. Demanded. That was not usual, less on Dieter. But she was curious and wanted see him, have a talk and maybe go to gardens or something. She told to the assistant in The Pearl Pink guide Dieter to a private room while she changed the dress and used a pretty pale lipstick, something she thought he could like. Finally, she appeared in the room. “Is a surprise. And I like surprises.”

[the-organic-dynamic]

Nothin' gets the Betties in the mood like nighttime in Arcadia..

Dieter Sonnekalb, Bioshock (2007)