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ShEp

posted on 29th Oct 14 at 23:24

Some of them look like cgi,


Jay

posted on 16th Oct 14 at 15:44

Some decent pictures here, I like the dark ones at the top, they're the type of style I try and find for a reference when I'm doing a portrait painting.

I need to up my photography game!


pow

posted on 14th Oct 14 at 07:27

That bottom girl is hawt.


will_ainsworth

posted on 12th Sep 14 at 18:45

quote:
Originally posted by Balling
Can't put a finger on anything.

Don't agree with the style, but completely get your reasoning. Execution is spot on.

I see you revisited nr. 9 and added a bit more detail around the elbow and tricep which suits it.


Yeah I agreed with your past comments on that one... :thumbs::lol:

also appreciate the kind words

[Edited on 12-09-2014 by will_ainsworth]


Balling

posted on 12th Sep 14 at 17:37

Can't put a finger on anything.

Don't agree with the style, but completely get your reasoning. Execution is spot on.

I see you revisited nr. 9 and added a bit more detail around the elbow and tricep which suits it.


will_ainsworth

posted on 12th Sep 14 at 16:48

quote:
Originally posted by nibnob21
There's no doubting you're good with a camera, I just think you overdo it with the post processing. You make things far too smooth.

I understand in the fashion industry that's what people ask for, I just think it looks daft when it's so blatant.


I get what you mean, but they all still have their original detail and texture just no blemishes... so its not actually really smooth atall the tones are just more equal. I dont blur skin, I dodge and burn. Texture is always still there...

if for example you look at say the top brands on here (fashion gone rogue - a reputable fashion website).... what/how are they any different. I agree its nice to have more natural shots but at the moment I'd get more work or notice going for the high end market...



http://www.fashiongonerogue.com/alice-olivia-fairytale-fall-2014-ads-ruven-afanador/

http://www.fashiongonerogue.com/georgia-may-jagger-modern-royalty-sunglass-hut-2014-campaign/

http://www.fashiongonerogue.com/herve-leger-max-azria-futuristic-fall-2014-ad-campaign/

http://www.fashiongonerogue.com/michelle-williams-stars-capucines-bag-third-louis-vuitton-campaign/

http://www.fashiongonerogue.com/dior-accessories-fallwinter-2014-ad-campaign/

http://www.fashiongonerogue.com/irina-shayk-models-boot-styles-xti-shoes-fall-2014-ads/

[Edited on 12-09-2014 by will_ainsworth]


nibnob21

posted on 12th Sep 14 at 16:34

There's no doubting you're good with a camera, I just think you overdo it with the post processing. You make things far too smooth.

I understand in the fashion industry that's what people ask for, I just think it looks daft when it's so blatant.


will_ainsworth

posted on 12th Sep 14 at 16:20

some of my recent work.. I know some of you dont particular like my methods of post production but none the less have a look, crit welcome... the 'Strobe London' branding is for a new company I am currently making with a fellow photographer. We have just struck a deal for funding for a new london based studio too which will be exciting, so hopefully some more work soon too. Some of the images are quite lo res as im linking from facebook

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[Edited on 12-09-2014 by will_ainsworth]