D2X at CATWALK pt2
Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2005 11:13 pmPart 2 of thread:
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It was a transitional mix of 1960's aesthetics, sailors tailoring with a dash of American cowboy styling influences and a small touch of 1950's cut for good measure, all presented delightfully by the talented models, who did a 1920's charlton and jive straffing across the runway, in High HEELS!
The Next set was a short presentation going back to basics, cocktail scene.
Totally innovative design and fantastic lighting!
1st set shot with the 50mm 1.4, shuttter 200/100, f1.4, ISO100, matrix metering, white balance set to 4500 Kelvin and metering set to spot(although i should have been using centre weighted)
Last set White balance set to 3700 Kelvin and shutter 320/100
jet set 60's meets the conservative tailoring of the 1950's
Ahoy sailor, gets a funky revamp in the 1960's style
Reminiscent of an American Southern Belle with a touch of vintage
It's always nice to get a look.
These were shot using a shutterspeed of 320/100 it was a brightly lighted scene but the fast shutterspeed gave the images a stunning contrast
to be continued....
http://www.d70users.com/viewtopic.php?p=98988#98988
It was a transitional mix of 1960's aesthetics, sailors tailoring with a dash of American cowboy styling influences and a small touch of 1950's cut for good measure, all presented delightfully by the talented models, who did a 1920's charlton and jive straffing across the runway, in High HEELS!
The Next set was a short presentation going back to basics, cocktail scene.
Totally innovative design and fantastic lighting!
1st set shot with the 50mm 1.4, shuttter 200/100, f1.4, ISO100, matrix metering, white balance set to 4500 Kelvin and metering set to spot(although i should have been using centre weighted)
Last set White balance set to 3700 Kelvin and shutter 320/100
jet set 60's meets the conservative tailoring of the 1950's
Ahoy sailor, gets a funky revamp in the 1960's style
Reminiscent of an American Southern Belle with a touch of vintage
It's always nice to get a look.
These were shot using a shutterspeed of 320/100 it was a brightly lighted scene but the fast shutterspeed gave the images a stunning contrast
to be continued....