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Vancouver Fashion Week
Fall 2008
Model: Camille V
Design: Unknown
I really liked this designer.. If only I could remember who made it.
I did post on this, kinda came up with an effect I like, that has had some inspiration taken from one of my favorite portraitists on deviantART..
*andrewfphoto
I have been working on a fashion portfolio to get myself some new work, so I am foregoing my regular 'no manipulation' on some of these..
Lets face it. The shot looked great straight from camera, but clients dont care about how "true to photography" you are now-a-days..
All my non-client work will still remain straight from camera
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Nikkor 70-200/2.8VR
Fall 2008
Model: Camille V
Design: Unknown
I really liked this designer.. If only I could remember who made it.
I did post on this, kinda came up with an effect I like, that has had some inspiration taken from one of my favorite portraitists on deviantART..
*andrewfphoto
I have been working on a fashion portfolio to get myself some new work, so I am foregoing my regular 'no manipulation' on some of these..
Lets face it. The shot looked great straight from camera, but clients dont care about how "true to photography" you are now-a-days..
All my non-client work will still remain straight from camera
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Nikkor 70-200/2.8VR
Image size
2400x3600px 2.92 MB
Make
NIKON CORPORATION
Model
NIKON D300
Shutter Speed
1/160 second
Aperture
F/4.5
Focal Length
125 mm
ISO Speed
1000
Date Taken
Apr 19, 2008, 4:33:51 PM
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Comments14
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Overall Vision Originality Technique ImpactThat's really beautiful - and I am touched that you should mention me as an inspiration.
Kudos to you, because most people don't (mention their inspirations).
Also, I would never have thought to use such a long lens to do this kind of shot, but it works really well - as does the manipulation.
The choice of model is great too - styling is spot on and your choice of post-production suits the garment really perfectly.
We always have to remember that pre-digital, manipulation was almost always carried - even if it was just the choice between black and white or colour film/push-pull processing; paper grade; on-camera filtration etc etc.....so there shouldn't need to be a stigma attached to 'manipulation' - it is after all just a means to an end - the artists vision.
I'm really proud of you, Scott and genuinely and sincerely flattered.
Andrew