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Alasdair attended our Weekend Extravaganza where we covered Portraits, Nudes and Fashion. The course was run in conjunction with the RPS Digital Imaging Group. Graham Whistler and myself were the course tutors.
I really like the dutch angle on this one, because of the very rectilinear objects it really works well. It also makes Nikki Pixie fit really well into the frame and stops the image being windy. The varied angular lines running at many different angles across the frame make for a very dynamic image. Nice work – good thinking.
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Rich recently had a one-on-one session and sent a few images for critique following the session. This post session review is included on all our workshops, both individual and group workshops and is a vital part of the learning process.
Looking closely you can see that there is a lack of definition on the chair and on the hair. The light to the left of the image could have been moved just to bring out those details a little more. The rim light on the legs is really nice, but not …
This little set combines styles from the fashion and glamour photographer worlds.
Lighting Diagram
The hard and focussed lighting is provided by a honeycombed and snooted strobe. This is very common fashion lighting.
But the posing is much more about glamour, the open and sexual posing of glamour.
By the way, if you are shooting someone with sunglasses – don’t forget you will lose their personality. If this was a portrait shoot or celeb shoot you need to make
sure you can see the eyes.
Model: Laura Summer
DVD Series from www.FilmPhotoAcademy.com
These images are …
A simple arrangement of contrasting colours in the background and the textile material and dynamic posing from our model.
Lighting Diagram
Softbox lighting, but fairly hard and to the right to create strong shadows and contrast.
In the first image we have a bit of an ungainly pose to add dynamic, in this second image the posing is more controlled.
And finally, no change to the lighting, but putting the camera within the textile means we create really strong leading lines down to the figure.
Model: Laura Summer
DVD Series from www.FilmPhotoAcademy.com
These images are samples …
