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I found a green urban background.. woohoo
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Kirsty had the brightest of red dresses that screamed for a dark green background… The dark patches on the dress is caused by heavy rain (as is the smile on her face in the second).. :)
Si
That’s heavy rain alright-
Love the tones in the first-
particularly the brick, for some reason-
Overall placement and composition is great-I’m not sure she’s all that comfortable in front of the camera-
and I can’t take my eye off her undergarments,
which is maybe not a good thing…
I wonder if the hotness of the red is accentuating that?The pose in the first seems to be a held one,
I think it might have made more sense had she been looking back…A complex shot though, and as you said, the location is a real find-
Where was the shot taken?
Heavy rain indeed…
Kirsty was having fun and we were going with the flow rather than posing anyhting particularly. The first was a grab as she walked up the stairs, I redid a few afterwards and this was the most natural. I agree about the undies. I’ve boosted the colours a bit, the red isn’t burnt but maybe some more contrast would work better, I shall have a look.
These are at Gloucester Docks, lots of old brickwork, ironwork and cobbles.Cheers JB. Here’s a couple more.
Si
Is that where the museum of advertising and packaging (something like that) used to be? and there is an old prison there too great locaton.
Nice model and I doo like the red dress against the brickwork and the rusty green stairs.
It’s Gloucester docks, some fab locations but local security can get a bit twitchy.
Si
Very nice indeed. First of the set would have to be my favourite
here. Lovely tones…Lovely shot… I’ve seen an image of those steps before though. Was it a portrait of faerie with her head in her hand?
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