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The Look Magazine (No not the gloosy high street one) :D
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Here’s the shots from the recent issue, they were taken in the Bernard Shaw pub. It was a really fun shoot, nice and relaxed. Wish I had some nice lights for the day but managed okay with the natural light. I thought I was the secondary photographer but the editor ended up giving me the cover and most of the images in the shoot too, which was nice. I don’t seem to have the cover shot at the mo, bear with me and i’ll add it as soon as I find it.
Anyhoo enjoy, and yes I have no idea about fashion or fashion photography so be gentle :)
im only new to this ,i really liked your last picture because it shoulded them as they are almost taking a break from the entire thing,
yet still acting as models. :)i was hopeing you could give me some advice for a beginer such as myself,
my school is holding a fashion show and i being one of the photographers am looking for advice for photographing people in movement and would be really thankfull with any help i can get. :)Really like the clothes, models and overall look. As a collection though, I think it would work better if the colour tones and editing styles are consistent.
very interesting shots. my favs are 3, 5 7 & 8I started laughing at the Napoleon Dynamite imitation (No. 4), and I think the one before the last is a good moment captured. I am not sure if these can be taken seriously as fashion photos, but I don’t know too much about fashion and photography anyway.
the second last is excellent
the others…rather out of focus a bit, not a fan of selective colouring, and models seem a bit staged, second last is excellent, very billy cyrstal in cbgb
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I am not sure if these can be taken seriously as fashion photos, but I don’t know too much about fashion and photography anyway.
You’re obviously thinking more ‘high fashion’ then. These wouldn’t be out of place in I-D magazine or the freebies like Mongrel…
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