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Digital original |
Apart from a couple of
sessions with her sister, I have only
worked with Fern indoors once; unlike that session, which was happen stance, this afternoon of photography was long in the planning, I had the space we were going to work in prepared in advance of Fern's arrival, and minutes after she came through the door, we were making our first photographs.
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Digital original, 3 frame stitch |
Whether we're working indoors or out, a surprising number of photographs of Fern revolve around portraiture - outdoors there tends to be more "environment" in the composition, but her face is more often than not a major part of the image. To some degree, I think this is just a symptom of my pleasure at working with a model comfortable being identified.
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Digital infrared original |
True to my above comment, fully 3/4 of the images of Fern were portrait based, including this portrait, from right at the end of the session, made in infrared, I really like how all the tones, Fern's hair and skin have the same luminous quality.
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