Sunday, March 27, 2011
Body Paint
Yesterday was a pretty good day for me, eventhough it was a rainy day outside. A model that lives in Tuskegee, Alabama by the name of Kelsi hit me up for a shoot. She was down here in Georgia to promote a beverage. So we got the talking about what the shoot was going to consist of and we both were game. She arrived at the studio and the vibe that we had with one another was good. I must say she was very comfortable in her skin. She is also a tall model with good bone structure, which is a plus. She took direction well and hit pretty much all of the poses that i ask her to do. All in all I had a wonderful time taking pics of this model, and i feel she added some great pictures to my portfolio.
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Is there a concept/symbology to the body paint, it appears applied two different ways (splatter and brushed) but was curious is there meanings in there to derive?
ReplyDeleteIt is even curious to think presentation wise if the third and fourth images were rotated 90-degrees clockwise the podium takes on a 'force' into the space.
Image six isn't bad as well with the curves of the form mimicking the visible curves of paint.
The rest seem fairly straightforward experiments, although the last one offers good contrast lines of organic versus man-made-modular. Although the cropping of it seems a bit plain. Great explorations!