A documentary approach to an amateur fashion session. 131

A documentary approach to an amateur fashion session. 131

I would lighten the left side of her face.

M.H., I agree with Debb about lightening the face, beautiful model. Sondra

Thank you for the feedbacks but you are missing the point here.

 

If I was going for the perfect light (typical/fashion light) then it wouldn't have been a good shot for my essay..."A Documentary Approach to an Amateur Fashion Photo Session".

 

In that moment I was seeing her face the same way...so I shot it the same way...didn't stop her, didn't ask her to pose nor changed the lighting.

 

Cheers

 

M.H.

 

 

very classy and stylish...she reminded me of Marilyn Monroe. nice B&W tones throughout the room.

very good i admire your photography you capture the light in a unique way (what camera and lightmeter do you use do you make polaroids before the final shot) thanx for sharing your work

Thank you for all the observations and feedbacks.

 

 

I usually use different Canon family cameras (for 35 mm) and use their spot metering as well as other styles of metering and since I shoot a lot I usually can do a fast calculation and decide on the f, shutter speed etc. right away which means I almost never use Polaroid shots unless I am doing a commercial project with antique medium formats (I do that some times to get certain aesthetics).

 

 

Thank you again.

 

 

Cheers

 

 

M.H.