So I think you have definitely refined and achieved an aesthetic that is well done as compared to the test images we have seen last week! So happy for you!
I do think there are a few things you can definitely improve in the post digital processes here!
Thank you for the feedback and references! I will look through them and use them as inspiration for the next project. I will also try to think of ways to develop my concept/content further. Also, thank you for the edit, it is beautiful:’)
Hi Amanda!
I would love to share with you two references before I begin just to showcase this soft smokey feel in an image
Steven Meisel Vogue Italia June 2011
https://www.vogue.it/en/vogue-curvy/seen-in-vogue/2011/06/belle-vere#ad-image94447
Steven Meisel Vogue Italia September 2014
http://thefashionography.com/50-years-steven-meisel-vogue-italia-september-2014/
FOR YOUR WORK
So I think you have definitely refined and achieved an aesthetic that is well done as compared to the test images we have seen last week! So happy for you!
I do think there are a few things you can definitely improve in the post digital processes here!
Please see my edit here
Now with aesthetics aside, I do feel my main curiosity here is how you are going to develop your series content wise?
Would it be a series of portraits or is it narrative based (with a theme or story format aka Tim walker fairytale style?)
Seeing your images, I am inspired to share with you Tim Walker’s portrait work (please look mostly at the simplified ones with the white backgrounds)
https://www.timwalkerphotography.com/portraits#74
I do hope that can somewhat further expand your thought process, seeing how to study the eccentric combinations of elements (props, styling) and pose.
I do hope that helps!!!!
Sincerely
Bryan
Hi Bryan,
Thank you for the feedback and references! I will look through them and use them as inspiration for the next project. I will also try to think of ways to develop my concept/content further. Also, thank you for the edit, it is beautiful:’)