May 19, 2020
Everything happens for a reason
When ever you have that great idea in mind go for it! You will get stunning results when you follow you gut instinct. I would love to get a dog in one of my photos.
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Everything happens for a reason
When ever you have that great idea in mind go for it! You will get stunning results when you follow you gut instinct. I would love to get a dog in one of my photos.
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kadeem pilgrim [ @theheartbreakyd ] photograped by @alexdrogers
The Art of Red Lighting in Photography
When Light Becomes Part of the Story Every so often, an idea appears almost fully formed. The Scarlet Lady was one of those ideas. Long before a camera was picked up, I already knew what I wanted the photographs to feel like. I wasn’t chasing horror or Halloween aesthetics, despite working almost entirely with red light. Instead, I wanted something cinematic. Elegant. Timeless. A portrait…
Dramatic shots from Chris Knight.
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Photographer: Alessio Albi
(via Dramatic Portraits of Ethereal Women Captured with Natural Light)
Old Hollywood Style Portraits with Anita
This entry is part 16 of 23 in the series Carondelet Historical Society Project
These hats belonged to the Carondelet Historical Society. The pink dress was from the 1980s and we got it for $2 at the thrift shop next door. The green cloak she’s wearing is from the 1920s.This mixed wardrobe was perfect inspiration for some very emotive, classic, portraits.
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Old Hollywood Style Portraits with Anita was originally published on VintageReveries - Vintage Fashion and Ephemera Blog