Sooo I may have spoken too soon. Everything seemed to be
going so well until it got to this shoot. I was against the clock with this one
as the model was reluctant to get her photo taken I had to beg her and she literally
would only let me shoot for 2 minutes as she was busy with her own work. This is
understandable as she did have stuff to do and I appreciate her help but the
pressure caused by having only a small period of time was terrible. I decided
to try and get the light set up ready for her getting there so I used Rachel to
help this saved some time but not much.
I had the same problem when shooting this model as I did
when I was doing the shoot with Melissa. She wasn't familiar with the studio
and she didn't feel comfortable with it and this is so clear to see in the
models body language and facial expression. This as well as the pressure from
the minimal time I had caused me really to stress and panic.
Enlargements:
If there was anything that I would be disappointed with
during this project it would be this shoot. I feel like everything had gone so smoothly
up until this point that I didn't expect out to go wrong at this point. If I had
the time I would have gone with a different model to re-shoot the last image
but time was slipping away and I needed to give myself enough time to frame my
final images as one and also get it sent off to print.
Because of my panic and rushing the shoot, what I k now have
learned should never be done, I forgot to use the reflector to bounce light
into the image and get rid of the shadows on the image. I am so angry with
myself about this. So far I haven’t had to edit any of my images but I think
that this is going to take some work to try and lighten up. Hopefully I can get
it to a standard that I am happy with. I am really unsure as to what image I am
going to choose for my final one. I am going to have to take the best I can and
tweak it to get it to fit in. this again is through no fault of the models just
my panic and forgetfulness.
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