Some images from the workshop with Cherelle
Today some of my favorite shots from the workshop with Cherelle from last week.
I love the work of Jill Greenberg, and always consider these kind of setups a bit of a tribute to her 🙂
My blog, although I don’t see myself as a blogger but as a Photographer I will try to blog some interesting material during the weeks.
Expect at least 2 updates a week.
MOVE that body…
Last week we filmed a small video for our new DSLR video workshops for beginners which I will start in 2012. This video was done in the matter we will also be doing the workshops, everything will be filmed live with several cameras (students will be filming with me), after filming we will do a quick edit in Adobe Premiere in which I will explain :
Syncing of the audio, working with multi cam edits, getting a look, adding text, changing crops and positions… during the workshop we will also be filming a small part against a blue/green screen and show how to edit material like this…. as you can see in the video it will be an intense day 😀
Do remember that this video is not meant as a professional videoclip, it was literally shot in ONE take (with 3 cams) and edited within the time span of 30 minutes to mimic what I will be doing during the workshop. It has no use to show something that was filmed in a full day and edited in another to promote a one day workshop 🙂
After we did the video I also did some shots for Alice just for fun with movement, which you can see below.
Some male images
Today a lot of images…. so sit back and enjoy the ride.
Normally I do a lot of female models, this has nothing to do with the fact that male models would not be interested, but somehow I’m really picky with the male models I work with, sometimes however I get a mail from someone that I think has all the right “cards”, so when I got an email from Kevin asking me to do a session with a great fashion designer/stylist and a good MUA/hairstylist I did not have to wait long to say “yes”.
The team for this shoot:
MUA : Felicia Williams
Styling : lyron Martina
Assistant : Evita Hinneman
Photographer : Frank Doorhof
In this blog post some of my favorite images from that session, and trust me it was a terrible job to cut down to this selection from the original 30 selected images. In normal session we will get 10-15 real selects and often only 6-7 will be my personal favorites, this time it was a lot harder as you can see.
Slight movement in fashion
Last week I already gave you some nice pointers to make shots more interesting by adding just a little bit of motion, here are some samples from a workshop in which we played with this theme as one of the setups. Although Cherelle is a great model and even without motion more than interesting, adding just a little bit of a jump makes it all a bit more lively 🙂
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