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              September 21, 2012
              David Strauss

              Portraits and Projection Mapping in Fashion Photography

              We’ve seen behind the scenes videos of how projection mapping can be used artistically and commercially. Tobias Bjorkgren takes on a slightly different angle and applies the concept to his latest fashion shoot. The use of projection allows him to stand his models in front of varying scenes without having to leave the studio. To see the final images, check out his blog. What do you think of the effect?

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              • http://tobiasbjorkgren.se Tobias Björkgren

                Thanks for featuring me. On this shoot I am portraying the models as two different birds, evening falcon and a pheasant. The Idea with the background is to show the “natural” environment for each bird and give more depth to the concept without being to literal

              • vsmittal

                The Photos are fantastic. I love the picture Fasan as she is trying to take off. Really interesting use projection mapping. How were you able to get the image of the projection and the model with out loosing all of image?

              • http://tobiasbjorkgren.se Tobias Björkgren

                Thanks Vsmittal. first I exposed for the projection and then I added the flash. You need to have a steep angle of the flash so that you don’t overexpose the projected image. Otherwise it’s really fun and I can see myself trying this approach all over again. 

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Neil-Walton/100000527185735 Neil Walton

                The annoying thing with fashion is that it has all been done, the hard part is to re invent something… And the results are beautiful!

              • http://twitter.com/Darkphotography Mark Dub

                These are beautiful! Very well done!

              • vsmittal

                Cool. thank you for the info! I’m going to have to try this some time. Did it matter how bright your projector was?

              • http://tobiasbjorkgren.se Tobias Björkgren

                Yes the brightness of the projector will affect the image, but that is easy to correct with the shutter speed. I had 1 s shutter on the pheasant and 0,6s shutter for the falcon. Good luck

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