Pinup Anylza

Bilsen · August 21, 2014

The first of a planned series of pinup shoots with Anylza, this one borrowing a Harley for a 40s/50s concept.

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5.an actual pinup treatment

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and we end with a bit of a different closeup

D3Sshooter · August 21, 2014

Just love this set, and if I had to make a choice then it would be pic 1. Love the playful expression (wink) of the model. That just does it.

Bilsen · August 21, 2014

Thanks again D3.

We have 3 other pinup sets planned for fall. One with an Edsel, one in an old style luncheonette and one in the Victorian suite we used here http://bilsen.zenfolio.com/downton2

Anylza researches the hell out of a concept and is my maniac creative partner in BilCyn Images (along with Cyndi of course).

Bryce Wilson · August 21, 2014

Nice images. Well shot.

Think the pin up "treatment" ie post work in 5, could use some work though.

jonh68 · August 21, 2014

Good set. Her costume and poses are great, and your photography of her is great. This is another one where, when you mention 40's-50's concept the background takes me out of that mindset. This is almost great to me but the background would have been better off with a more grunge/modern costume than retro 40's or find a location that was actually built in the 40's or 50's.

M38A1 · August 21, 2014

That's a great set, can't wait to see the rest of them....

But for a 40's/50's shot you need to have a 48 star flag.

Hackbone · August 21, 2014

These are really nice...especially 2& 3 for me. Jump right at your eye.

Bryce Wilson · August 21, 2014

Oh and...

I think I'd like to see more girl, less bike. You started in that direction in number 7.

Bilsen · August 22, 2014

Thanks guys. Anylza has been crazed to do pinup for a while so I'm glad we got started for her. Now we need to get the Edsel shoot done before the cold hits. It's a bit scary that the trees are already turning in NY in AUGUST.

Jon, thanks as always. That's a way better review than I usually get from you.

I will tell you that building dates to the 20s actually. It was a former distillery for Fleischman's. That said, I admit it looks in much better shape than we might otherwise want. There are two other sets in this shoot so lets see if you like those better. I think you're gonna LOVE when we get to the old 50s style luncheonette later this fall.

Bryce, your inner dog is coming out.

That treatment in # 5 was my first attempt at PP to the pinup style (at least without a white seamless BKG) so we agree I need to experiment some more.

Pinup Anylza

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