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Ing 2

Postby Alex on Sat Jul 07, 2007 5:01 pm

A couple of shots from the shoot I did with Ing last week. I used this kind of treatment to give these images dirty, urban feel.


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Postby macka on Sat Jul 07, 2007 6:20 pm

Hey Alex,

Sorry, but I don't like the treatment on #2. The desaturated skin makes her look a bit like a zombie. I think it would work better in b&w.

I'm not really seeing the dirty/urbanness if that is what you're going for. She's dressed nicely and has a very placid expression and pose in both shots, so I neither of them feel particularly dirty or urban to me.

Not sure what kind of gear you have access to, but in #1 it might have been cool to have a second light coming from behind, to add some separation between her hair and the background and to feature the wall a bit more. You might also have tried a snoot on your main light for something a bit different/dramatic.

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