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AOP part 21: Portrait Close Up
Of course, the next step having got that close is to get even closer still. Rolling Stones anyone? On the following two pages I want to show a small collection of the images from this tiny session.
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AOP part 20: Portrait with Post
From that lovely serenity we move to something much more sexually charged! This has had a bit of a working over in post processing.
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AOP part 19: Portrait
Up to this point I had largely been shooting full or three-quarter length images with Maja. Clearly though her fine features, symmetrical face and perfectly applied makeup meant I should really make sure I got some portraits too.
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AOP part 18: Simple Props
While props don't feature too often in my work I do like them because they give the model something to work with, which in turn gives them some different poses and themes.
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AOP part 17: How do I learn to see?
I can tell you simply in three words "Practice. Shoot, Review". Then repeat this a few 1,000 times. When you first start taking photos you make all the usual mistakes, lamp posts out the top of peoples heads, distracting backgrounds, bad lighting.
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AOP part 16: Triangles and Leading Lines
The technical bit of photography really is the easy bit. The really important part is happening the in the equipment behind the camera - in your head.
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AOP part 15: Changing Angles
Still shooting at 24mm this is what happens when you switch to a top down view. This emphases Maja's head and face and reduces the boots significantly in the frame.
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AOP part 14: Shooting the Boots
I've already mentioned the boots. They really quite odd to look at as they seem to defy gravity According to Maja they are surprisingly comfortable and stable.
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AOP part 13: Coloured Gels - Different Gel
After playing with the blue gel creating the red environment I wanted to switch to a cooler, cinematic tone.
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AOP part 12: Dutch Angle
I'm a big fan of the "Dutch" angle - the tilted frame. At one time I would use an automated script to allow me to select images as shot and with a 20 degree tilt forward and backward.
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