These are images taken from the recent Photoshoot involving a bunch of photographers and models running around a group of random deserted derelict buildings in the middle of nowhere (located on the A60 just outside Worksop)
Last week I mentioned I had finally got the opportunity to finish editing this series of images. As previously mentioned, this was a TF shoot which means no money changes hands. Instead, its a mutual effort with the model and photographer working together to create interesting images for each persons portfolio of work. The Shoot happened a few weeks ago now and I was desperate to finally get these images sorted and returned to the models involved.
First up was Jade with her partner Cam. Jade is the experienced model here, but it looks like she has roped her partner in to it, and it turns out he's a natural. I took a few shots of them together, and then I worked with them individually.
I got some images of Cam posing with a baseball bat which he had brought as a prop. There were a lot of interesting outfits that day, and an assortment of weapons were on show. I brought along a sword I own (its only a display version don't panic!). This has featured in a number of my shoots, partly because its a little bit different, but mostly because I think swords are cool. I did a post about pictures of people holding swords a couple of months ago.
After Cam, I then started working with Jade. I handed her the sword and asked her to 'strike a pose' and it turns out she holds it surprisingly naturally. I did check if there was a history of Martial Arts, but apparently there was none.
Its one of the benefits of working with experienced models I guess!
I really love the pose in this one. Leaning towards the viewer, sword partly drawn while maintain clear eye contact. Editing wise I haven't needed to do a great deal of work to these images. I try not over-edit if I can help it. So most of these have had the levels (highlights and shadows) adjusted and then the colours tweaked a bit. I have chosen to slightly un-saturate the colours (make the colours less bright) to add the grungy apocalyptic feel.
We turned to the other side of the building for a different background, here featuring some of the awesome Graffiti on show
Now that the edits are finished, I can now email all the models tomorrow and send them the images.
And then finally I can edit some different pictures! Keep an eye out for some 'landscapes at sunrise', and a 'morning spent looking for mushrooms' appearing here soon... watch this space!
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