Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Model - Lucy
image 4 - your country needs you/ I want you
image 3 - sky scraper
For this image we are looking to use 4-5 models, we have Lucy and katt from the other images we are just looking for another 2-3 models. We agreed if we couldn't find anyone then a couple of us could maybe join in for this image.
Styling:
We haven’t defiantly agreed on styling for this shoot we have two ideas in mind. We were thinking we could have the models dressed up in show girl outfits to go with the Vegas backdrop. Or we were thinking of just having them dressed up in very glamorous dressers which also goes with the casino fashion in Vegas.
Location:
Backdrop:
There are two ways in which we are going to try to recreate the backdrop we are going to try and project an image of Vegas onto the back wall and see how it looks on camera. Another idea was to Photoshop the backdrop in at the end we are going to blur the background out like the Lego interpretation of the image.
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
Katt- The Model
Model - SAMI
TELL ME if you don't like her, as i've been in that situation when you hate what the model looks like (suzanne will know haha).
HOWEVER, she's in uni at 2-3:30pm on Thursdays! Which is quite annoying for us...
She is a really good model though, really tall and really skinny, dark hair that goes just past her shoulders (about amy's length) and olive skintone, she can also wear LOADS of makeup and not look like a drag queen, if you know what i mean!
Image 2 - Laurel and Hardy
In this shoot we want to incorporate the bowl hats into the image, we want to keep the same style of clothing but have it a bit more girly for example keep the white shirts and blazers but maybe add black shorts or skirts. As you can see from the image one always wears a bow tie and the other a tie we are going to keep this for our image. As we want to make the image fun we were thinking of using an oversized bow tie to bring out the stupid side of the double act.
Group meeting - Image 1 Barbie
Final 4 images
Barbie
For this shoot we decided to take inspiration from the MAC barbie campaign which focuses on the make-up that Barbie would wear and made the models look plastic like dolls
Sunday, 26 February 2012
How others have done it - SAMI
Very subtle changes to each image, i think my favourite is the last one, because Rankin's added his own spin on things, showing his style of photography through personality, which is what we hope to achieve.
We almost want humour or irony in our images.
Idea
Barbie
Everyone see's barbie as someone being such an innocent doll. It was every girls dream to look like her and fall in love with the man of their dreams, "Ken". However in Toy Story 3, it showed a different side to Barbie, it showed that falling in love isn't all that simple, and she chose helping her friends over Ken. This is clip where it shows the tough non innocent side to her.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8SwDtk5t8U&feature=related
Friday, 24 February 2012
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Mainstream Barbie
Barbie has been a popular figure for children since her arrival in 1959 and has been passed down from mother to child over the past five decades. Barbie is an icon and because she is not real she has even more staying power than icons that are alive or have lived. The image of Barbie never gets old and since she is a female figure-half the population can relate to her instantly. Many celebrities and fashionable brands have chosen to collaborate with Barbie or to style themselves in her signature look.
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
PHOTO ONE DEVELOPMENT - SAMI
We were thinking of having girls 'appear' to be on a skyscraper, doing girlie things like nails, etc.
I thought an iconic era in fashion is the 1920's, The 1920s is the decade in which fashion entered the modern era. It was the decade in which women first abandoned the more restricting fashions of past years and began to wear more comfortable clothes (such as short skirts or trousers). The 1920s are characterized by two distinct periods of fashion. In the early part of the decade, change was slow, as many were reluctant to adopt new styles. From 1925, the public passionately embraced the styles associated with the Roaring Twenties. These styles continue to characterize fashion until early in 1932.
It's also quite controversial what the women were doing, so having them be glamourous sat amongst a skyscraper for the world to be would be outrageous. Adding depth and a concept to our images, not just a pretty photo! Which is how photography sells, which is what we're trying to learn!
Chicago - iconic movie incorporates all the flapper style, classic glamour - showbiz!
Posing ideas?