More images by the awesome Nigel Johnson, who did those cool funky weird images last time we worked together, added in my blog post 'Of Flesh & Bone'. Again we were working at White Space Studios and produced some more gorgeous results!
We used the brown backdrop again for a beautiful glow behind some statuesque, classical style shots with colourful, shimmering fabric, and then nudes on the box to concentrate on interesting and geometric shapes. These are some of my favourites...
We used the brown backdrop again for a beautiful glow behind some statuesque, classical style shots with colourful, shimmering fabric, and then nudes on the box to concentrate on interesting and geometric shapes. These are some of my favourites...
We then tried some with me flinging my hair back, which is always fun but often tricky to capture. But I think these are pretty damn cool! :-)
Including the 'misfire' where the front flash didn't go off :-)
And here are some monochrome edits which I really love...
Would love to know what you think! As always, feel free to comment, all feedback is appreciated :-)
And here are some monochrome edits which I really love...
Would love to know what you think! As always, feel free to comment, all feedback is appreciated :-)
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I love them, INCLUDING the misfire. I love strong color saturation.
ReplyDeleteI love the second image with the gold coloured skirt thingy.
ReplyDeleteThe colour of your skin has a blueish tone to it and together with the gold of the skirt - works for me. *****
Oohhh God¡¡¡
ReplyDeleteI’m in love of the misfire, can you send me a signed copy?¡
Muy buena toma de verdad.
Saludos...
I like the 'misfire' photo and the photo were you are wearing the gold color. The flash punctuates your skin tone versus the rich fabric color.
ReplyDeleteScott in Mid America
Thanks guys, glad you like the misfire... it's cool!
ReplyDeleteKuervo, if you email me direct at holly@ivoryflame.co.uk then we can arrange a print :-)
I think my favourite is the last one, I put that one on my Model Mayhem profile.
It is a beautiful series. I like the classic tone of the whole set, but the series is fabulous monochromatic. They seem genuine classical sculptures. Thanks for sharing your creations.
ReplyDeleteYou bring such elegance and class to your work! Wonderful work in front of, and behind, the camera!
ReplyDeleteLove these! Including the misfire... "Hoooooooowwwwwwwl!" :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ros & Robert! :-D
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