Sarah
Jen
Cat
Adriana
KasiaOkay, so these are the final 5 images that have been chosen for the post production work!!
When we had discussed the post production ideas and chosen the 'shortlist' images, we had not decided (by the end of the meeting) what photoshop techniques or exact aesthetic that we were going to apply to the images.
Therefore, when Stephanie had experimented with some of them she felt that the images were not working to their best advantage. She felt as we had 5 different models, they would appear together as a set better if they were all looking in the same direction and the same distance away from the camera so they are all equidistant when viewed in a a gallery format.
Another factor that we felt was important was the ange and the bone structure of the model being seen from the viewer. As typical beauty shots obviously aim to show the best features of the face, we felt some of our models had lovely cheekbones, in particular Jennifer, and these needed to be enhanced byu theiur pose being seen by the viewer.
So, Stephanie took all this into account when planning the post production work and spent a large amount of time making sure the right shots were being worked with, which is a difficult task in itself as you have the pressure of choosing and working on the images, making sure your time is going to be well spent and managed without regretting choosing another image...but I personally think she did a great job and definately chose the right images for each model.
When we had discussed the post production ideas and chosen the 'shortlist' images, we had not decided (by the end of the meeting) what photoshop techniques or exact aesthetic that we were going to apply to the images.
Therefore, when Stephanie had experimented with some of them she felt that the images were not working to their best advantage. She felt as we had 5 different models, they would appear together as a set better if they were all looking in the same direction and the same distance away from the camera so they are all equidistant when viewed in a a gallery format.
Another factor that we felt was important was the ange and the bone structure of the model being seen from the viewer. As typical beauty shots obviously aim to show the best features of the face, we felt some of our models had lovely cheekbones, in particular Jennifer, and these needed to be enhanced byu theiur pose being seen by the viewer.
So, Stephanie took all this into account when planning the post production work and spent a large amount of time making sure the right shots were being worked with, which is a difficult task in itself as you have the pressure of choosing and working on the images, making sure your time is going to be well spent and managed without regretting choosing another image...but I personally think she did a great job and definately chose the right images for each model.
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