I've fallen in love with Scott James Prebble! Here are more pictures I've found by him. I really enjoy how wonderfully staged they are. And the colors are so vibrant! I wish I could find some models to photograph, if I could I would do the same thing he does. Also, that would be assuming I was a good photographer... Hahaha. I love the background of Lips, the fading white, it's so classy. It's such a hilariously adorable picture.
I really like this photo because of the casualness of it all. Despite the...risque... theme, I love how dressed up the model is, how there's another laundromat user just in the corner. P.S. Check out that FABULOUS white balance, eh? Eh? Plus, the lighting on her mixed with the shadow on the left side of the image gives it a cool look.
This picture is so smokey! This image is entitled "Bad Girls Do Bad Things". The perspective on this picture makes the subject seem so far away, and even though her foot and her leg are more focused, less covered in smoke, and darker, your eye is still drawn to her face. At least mine was.
I've fallen in love with Scott James Prebble! Here are more pictures I've found by him. I really enjoy how wonderfully staged they are. And the colors are so vibrant! I wish I could find some models to photograph, if I could I would do the same thing he does. Also, that would be assuming I was a good photographer... Hahaha. I love the background of Lips, the fading white, it's so classy. It's such a hilariously adorable picture.
I really like this photo because of the casualness of it all. Despite the...risque... theme, I love how dressed up the model is, how there's another laundromat user just in the corner. P.S. Check out that FABULOUS white balance, eh? Eh? Plus, the lighting on her mixed with the shadow on the left side of the image gives it a cool look.
This picture is so smokey! This image is entitled "Bad Girls Do Bad Things". The perspective on this picture makes the subject seem so far away, and even though her foot and her leg are more focused, less covered in smoke, and darker, your eye is still drawn to her face. At least mine was.
4 comments:
I figured out why in the last picture your eye is drawn to her face. It's because her dark leg leads a diagonal line RIGHT UP TO IT! :D
I really like these images too! I'm diggin his style :]
Now you're getting the hang of bringing in images and talking about them. Well done! I like that you are thinking about each image in several different ways. That is important.
What is also important is when you find a photographer who you really love, to NOT turn into their clone. They are unique for a reason, and that is they figured out how to say what they wanted to in a way that no one else has.
You have that ability inside your head, you just have to figure out which direction to tilt it so that it all comes spilling out...kind of like the heart being ripped from your chest...
I love these images. Cool stuff.
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