I wanted to do a rooftop shoot and Sofia was down for that. I'm not the super daring type so we never got too close the the edge. All I really wanted was to have her in a strong pose against a sky background. Tell me what you think!
I wanted to do a rooftop shoot and Sofia was down for that. I'm not the super daring type so we never got too close the the edge. All I really wanted was to have her in a strong pose against a sky background. Tell me what you think!
Hi Hector. A great frame indeed. I always like the tonality of your work.
So far the reason of this frame in not clear. For this interaction am taking it as an Art frame. For my learning, I debated with self if the subject shall be in the centre or could be a little wider to include the context as well.
For me, your decision of processing the model in grayer tone than the surrounding too is interesting.
Thanks.
Vijay, thank you for your insight. In general my images lean more toward fashion images rather than art and therefore are cropped to focus attention on the model's wardrobe. In this case I used the triangle crop overlay to place the subject in the frame. In terms of toning. the Sofia is very tan and was almost side lit by the sun. Both those factors make her darker than the surroundings.
Thanks
Why black and white?
I just thought it was striking. It shows off her tan as well. I also noticed I rarely see off camera flash images posted in B&W so I partly wanted to be a little different.
It's a very nice shot. The lighting was done very well. Surprised that you wanted B&W for an image with the blue sky as such a prominent backdrop
Thank you! I didn't plan a B&W shot but I thought it was striking.
I think the addition of color to this image could distract from the strong graphical features present in the image. It's a compelling B&W because of those strong lines everywhere (on the model).
Thank you! Sofia is an expert at creating lines and curves.