NEW WORK - Cardiac abyss
Hello Hello!
I was up all night in a crazy zone working on our newest session. I always listen to a few certain tunes as I work. Then I post the tune when I post the shots. Music is oh so important as I plan to eventually put this work to music and present it as a whole.
So what you hear playing is what I listened to over and over and over again, while working on these shots.
I also played 'I was a boy' by Agnes and Julia stone-Quite a few times as well!
So by the end, I was in that mood... Hence the title 'Cardiac abyss' ;)
So I hope you dig em. We had a 2nd session I will be posting soon enough.
Feedback appreciated. No Hesitation required.
POUR IT ON THICK.
I was up all night in a crazy zone working on our newest session. I always listen to a few certain tunes as I work. Then I post the tune when I post the shots. Music is oh so important as I plan to eventually put this work to music and present it as a whole.
So what you hear playing is what I listened to over and over and over again, while working on these shots.
I also played 'I was a boy' by Agnes and Julia stone-Quite a few times as well!
So by the end, I was in that mood... Hence the title 'Cardiac abyss' ;)
So I hope you dig em. We had a 2nd session I will be posting soon enough.
Feedback appreciated. No Hesitation required.
POUR IT ON THICK.
Comment
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Comment by Bil Brown on November 5, 2008 at 12:50pm -
You work very well with her. It takes the trust of photographer and model to pull off something like this. Your editing is getting much better and your concepts are always spot on. I want to see you submitting to fashion mags soon, I think you would do very well with the more radical variety (as we have discussed before).
The one thing I think that is the strength in your work is having a team, even a single MUA hairstylist with considerable vision helps apply this distinctive compositional style you have found. I wonder what would happen if you were coupled up with a fashion designer with a little name behind her. Might be a match made in nirvana!
I would, however, like to see some more traditional framed shots with the same styling. One thing that has been stated about my own work as well.
If we are to compete in this market, I think it is important to be able to ever-so-slightly diversify
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Comment by Jacob Zimmer on September 20, 2008 at 3:55am -
I like to polaroid of the model at the beginning because it shows what she looks like before hair, make up and photo shop. Fortunately I know and have shot Sarah, so her pics were impressive for the same reason.
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Comment by Ryan Armbrust on September 19, 2008 at 10:55pm -
Nice shots. I always like looking at your stuff.
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