Purple Heels and uhhhh, a dress thing-ey
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I think the light was a bit hot in the face for this shot:
I think the light was a bit hot in the face for this shot:
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Light <> Hot
Your best lighting work yet BTW.
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Anyone else feel like ripping into these?
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Hahahahaha I have no idea.
We went to the mall and I helped her with finding some nice outfits for both everyday use and that should photograph well. Hopefully for Christmas I'll be able to get her a ton of them.
Beautiful model, great lighting but that dress
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Guys, the different-colour style of that dress is called "colorblock" and it's big this year, so you'll probably see a lot of it. Are we sure in this case it's actually a dress? Looks like a tank and skirt to me. I think if she had pulled one of the colours from the skirt instead of another one, you might have liked it better.
Also, unless you're adopting the "Revlon Red is a neutral and goes with everything" philosophy (cf 1940's-50's), that lipstick needs to be tweaked to tone with the pink of the tank; since she didn't change it up while you were shooting (always the easiest!) you probably ought to tweak it a little in post (in photoshop, just select the lips and play around with hue/saturation/lightness on the reds channel - easy to do and will tie this terrific shot together a little more).
Fabulous shots and she look great, however -you're definitely on to something!
about the photos..i really like the lighting on these! good stuff
Melissa, I think it's "girl" vs "boy"; I quite like the outfit too (not for me, but I think it looks great on her). According to my husband, guys don't really see clothes, just the attributes the clothes enhance (or not, as the case might be). With this one, the colour actually FORCES them to look at the clothes before the attributes (note that all comments before mine were male
I guess I'm not a real guy because I pay close attention to the way women dress. I have a pretty good fashion sense for both men and women's clothing and often help my wife get dressed in the morning. I do like the outfit she is wearing. The days of matchy matchy are long gone. It's quite passe to match stuff. I see women all the time that wear shoes and accessories, like a bracelet or handbag and they all match their top. It's so one dimensional and out dated. My wife struggles so much with this. She doesn't understand the concept of complimentary colors and neutrals.
If you look at her skirt and top, you'll notice there are only two color. The blue of the top of the skirt and the purple of the top. The two "colors" at the bottom part of the skirt are not colors, they're neutrals. Neutrals match with everything. The blue and purple compliment one another, they make each other pop. Everything about this outfit works. The position of the belt is a little wonky but I think it's the pose.
Remember... all shades of brown, gray, white and black are neutrals. Oh... and you can mix metallics too. Wearing silver shoes? You can carry a gold back. It just needs to look put together and deliberate. You can even mix stripes with a pattern. Again, just has to look put together and purposeful/tasteful.
Sorry for the metro rant. I just hate when all us guys are lumped together as not having any fashion sense or clue about colors. And BTW, this makes me no less of a man. Any of you guys disagree, we can fight and then you can buy a beer afterwards.
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I actually don't mind this outfit, although I'll demur with you A and point out that you have TWO neutrals - grey (cool) and beige (warm). I don't like matchy matchy either, but I do find that cool vs warm does jump out at me when I see it. It's the old silver vs gold and/or gold debate. In this case - with vying neutrals - the purple and the blue then make that 4 colours. Because it is, essentially, horizontal stripes, a lesser figure couldn't wear it AT ALL without looking like a rainbow sausage; Al's girlfriend looks fantastic in it, but many woman would not....
Alex, I adore your metro self. And can I add, I can't believe I'm having this conversation online, and this entire exchange has me literally laughing out loud!!! (And lest ya'll think I'm just sucking up to Mr Moderator, I love you all .....
no reason to not feel like a man for having fashion sense. If it makes you feel any better, I love womens heels. Not on myself of course but just the shape, color, stature. . . . I dont know. They draw my attention. If anyone picked up the latest issue of Vogue, turn to page 77 for the Louis Vuitton add. Those are some awesome heels.
marked various ideas, poses, lighting styles, concepts. . . .
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Can't tell you how hard it is to find something cute in a size 13!:D
You're so right Diva. She wears this outfit well but it's definitely not for every gal. My wife saw the photo when it was up and said she liked the outfit but wouldn't wear it because it's not age appropriate for her. I kind of agree. Skirts a bit too short. And you know... I'm looking at the skirt on my home monitor and the bottom it looks like it's a dark purple/navy not grey. Is my monitor off?
It is pretty funny that we're debating her outfit though.
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Never. I actually take a lot of pride in having fashion sense and I also enjoy dressing nice. It's only in the few decades that it's manly or cool not to care what one looks like when they leave the house. In my father's era, he wouldn't leave the house with out pressed slacks and a nice, clean, pressed collared shirt. And if he went out in the evening with my mother, it was with a sport coat or even a suit. I wish I had grown up in his time when men dressed like, uh, men.
BTW, I just used the men's room and I can confirm, I have guy parts.
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The bottom color is probably a very faded black. If you really want I can check when I get off work haha.
I don't really dress up unless I'm going somewhere nice. Typically it's a band shirt and jeans. Then again I don't do much unless I'm going to a concert haha. I'm very much a home body