I love photographing creative concepts. Next to boudoir they are probably my favorite photo sessions. Over the past little while I have done several creative concept shoots with my always talented makeup artist Griffin Shields. In doing so we have meet some amazing people as well.
Now, when it comes to creatives, (or you know my everyday life) my mind is constantly brain storming and bursting with ideas! To try and nail down as many of my wild ideas as we possibly can, Griffin and I started taking on days of back to back shoots, with a line up models and locations.
Our first set of back to backs took place at Griffin's house. I mentioned this beautiful apartment in my last blog featuring model S. Nicole Ametrine. That shoot was such a success we used this site for our first round of shoots. Starr was the first model of the day. For her I planned a bold coloured neon shoot! Filled with very dramatic make up and hair coloured bright green. We used a few different outfits, all neon and bright fun colours. We even got a little messy with some neon paint. After her was Shalik. Now I've worked with Shalik before, he is a very artistic model with a modeling style all of his own. Since we had already gotten ourselves covered with paint, we striped him down and drizzled paint all over him. To add to the effect we even took out a black light! The result was very brazen and artistic!
Our final two models of the I had never worked with before. I like working with different models. You always to get meet some new and fun people and its nice to have a variety in your portfolio.
Juliana was our model for of our 1920's smoky session. Shalik lent us a fog machine to create a smoky romantic atmosphere. With the sun streaming in throw the living room the effect was beautiful and dramatic. For Carly, I had Griffin actually glue lace to her face. (We used eyelash glue which safe for your skin and just peels off. It also dries clear) Dressed in black we created images that were a mysterious. They held an air of black swan meets phantom of the opera.
The following photos are some of the images from the day. They are in order of appearance in the writing.
Now, when it comes to creatives, (or you know my everyday life) my mind is constantly brain storming and bursting with ideas! To try and nail down as many of my wild ideas as we possibly can, Griffin and I started taking on days of back to back shoots, with a line up models and locations.
Our first set of back to backs took place at Griffin's house. I mentioned this beautiful apartment in my last blog featuring model S. Nicole Ametrine. That shoot was such a success we used this site for our first round of shoots. Starr was the first model of the day. For her I planned a bold coloured neon shoot! Filled with very dramatic make up and hair coloured bright green. We used a few different outfits, all neon and bright fun colours. We even got a little messy with some neon paint. After her was Shalik. Now I've worked with Shalik before, he is a very artistic model with a modeling style all of his own. Since we had already gotten ourselves covered with paint, we striped him down and drizzled paint all over him. To add to the effect we even took out a black light! The result was very brazen and artistic!
Our final two models of the I had never worked with before. I like working with different models. You always to get meet some new and fun people and its nice to have a variety in your portfolio.
Juliana was our model for of our 1920's smoky session. Shalik lent us a fog machine to create a smoky romantic atmosphere. With the sun streaming in throw the living room the effect was beautiful and dramatic. For Carly, I had Griffin actually glue lace to her face. (We used eyelash glue which safe for your skin and just peels off. It also dries clear) Dressed in black we created images that were a mysterious. They held an air of black swan meets phantom of the opera.
The following photos are some of the images from the day. They are in order of appearance in the writing.
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