Meg & Louise
While we were shooting a motion based shot with Meg, she and Loiuse posed for this one.
While we were shooting a motion based shot with Meg, she and Loiuse posed for this one.
After being first to pose for Translucence, Meg came in to follow up as part of Leggings, as she had been instrumental in talking me out of abandoning the idea before I shot the first one.
After finishing up Translucence, the search was on for another image series. I know a lot of the people who have a fondness for brightly patterned leggings, so that seemed like a good option. Jess kicked this off with Mania.
Rogue modeled for the final Translucence image, and we did indeed get the electric pink colour that we were going for, wrapping this series up perfectly.
With Kirsty as model, yellow did indeed become the 5th colour in this series – after a brief, but futile, attempt to get a deep blue fabric to work. Only later did I realise that the light I was using, …
This image of Sharon is the 4th image in my ongoing Translucence series and, as with the others, the colour of the fabric has been a big part of making each image unique. The only complication has been that the …
My friend and once regular model, Sarah, decided it was time to come back into the studio and model for me again. So I dug out some of the organza fabric and we set about taking this shot. She held …
After taking the Translucence image of Meg I decided I wanted to do some more in that style. So I bought a pile of different colours of organza with the intention of shooting a series – and in a strange …
It’s camera club talk season, and over the next few months I have three scheduled. 04/10/2011 – Cumbernauld and Kilsyth 11/11/2011 – Inverclyde 01/02/2012 – Stirling I’ve been to Cumbernauld and Kilsyth once before, so I’m looking forward to meeting …
Last week I spent a little time in the studio giving some light painting pointers to my friend McInnes. By way of demonstration I took this shot of the fabulous Elaine Ford. Makeup by Jak Morgan.