Musings of a Frequent Flying Scientist

Client Shoot – Fashion Model – Northcote

Location 4 for the TheaTheos shoot was the little suburb of Northcote in Melbourne. This was after lunch, and after a session in the studio where we avoided the sunniest part of the day.

I loved the graffiti and wall art here. Just stunning and great colours to work with.

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Location 1 : Greek Orthodox Church

Location 2 : Rathdowne Village

Location 3 : East Elevation

And more shots on my portfolio site.

x desleyjane

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12 responses to “Client Shoot – Fashion Model – Northcote”

  1. prageeth83 Avatar
    prageeth83

    Reminds me of Beauty and the beast. 🙂

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    1. desleyjane Avatar
      desleyjane

      That’s perfect!

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  2. morselsandscraps Avatar
    morselsandscraps

    What brilliNt colour combinations. You are a genius!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar
      desleyjane

      Well isn’t that the nicest thing anyone has said to me?! It was a very lucky find.

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  3. disperser Avatar
    disperser

    Nice shoot.

    One comment . . . the shot with her holding the hat, the shadows under her eyes makes her look tired. I might not use that shot or I would retouch it.

    Just a suggestion, but then I’m not a fashion shooter . . . or a people shooter.

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    1. desleyjane Avatar
      desleyjane

      Thanks. I agree with you. My photoshop skills aren’t brilliant. But I’m learning! I’ll have a go at it. Thanks again.

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      1. disperser Avatar
        disperser

        Duplicate the layer, then try the Dodge tool (Midtones or Shadow or both) at 50% exposure or so with the hardness set low. Successive strokes will cumulatively lighten. When done, you might want to use the Blur tool to smooth out the work you’ve done. Don’t know how well it will work, but make sure you work on the raw file or original shot before you sharpen and do other processing.

        I’m not an expert either, but that’s what I would try.

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        1. desleyjane Avatar
          desleyjane

          Thanks so much. Yep ok raw it is!

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      2. disperser Avatar
        disperser

        I tried a quick test using what I said . . . set the hardness at zero:

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        1. desleyjane Avatar
          desleyjane

          Alrighty. This weekend!! Thanks again.

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  4. Faraday's Candle Avatar
    Faraday’s Candle

    Wow!
    What a perfect background💜
    The contrast is perfect & the feel is vibrant!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar
      desleyjane

      Oh thank you so much!! 🙏🏻

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