Shoot inspiration and final evaluation

The idea for this shoot was focussed more on the styling I wanted to make the hands and features of the body really elongated and something that could seem unrealistic and like a weird dream but still with a beauty touch which could make the images seem even more odd to the viewer. I planned to do this with different photography angles accessories such as gloves and headpieces and most likely post production. Below is the mood board I used as inspiration for the images and also what I sent the photographer I feel this shoot could work out really well if we are able to get the camera angles right and if I can mange the styling well. I do with I has asked a stylist to help me with these images but at that same time I knew myself exactly how I wanted them to look.

Below are some of the edited images, The first two images have no effects added to them and as you can see I have used the gloves to elongate the hands with no editing needed. The bottom images have been edited by the photographer she really liked these images and wanted to edit some for her own portfolio. I personally do not love the editing she has done on them, I like the images slightly more un edited. I am still quite undecided of the final look of these images so I am going to carry on seeing what I could potentially create in post production and also see how they fit in to my final book layout. I am so happy with the styling and outcome of the images I feel all elements of the styling including the models tattoos which i did not know she had worked so well together. The headpiece I used was in fact Keiron LeVines that I borrowed from Sharon, I did experiment with the other two headpieces on this shoot that I have borrowed from him but felt this headpiece worked better overall with the styling. The overall outcome of the images worked well I don't think the idea came across as strongly as I anticipated with the elongation of body features which I am slightly unhappy with but I still think the images work well as an overall design element.