A tribute to one of the movie posters for Black Swan - I couldn't find the original photographers name.
Photographed in natural light.
[Feb. 27th, 2012 01:54:54 AM]
I thought it might tank and 5.1 at 7 votes is a good indicator that I was right. Worth it though to learn what I did about using only natural light to light a model.
haha - recovered quite well.
[Mar. 4th, 2012 06:58:17 AM]
The photo is based on the movie as the character turns into the Black Swan - it's also very similar to the poster as the poster was/is a good representation of a pivotal part of the movie where she transformed into the Black Swan. So I don't understand the comment.
I do however appreciate all who have taken time to leave comments. Taking a photo of a painting would be cheating so thank you Bmhutler for explaining what you meant. My model is very skilled at applying make-up.
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"Taking a photo of a painting would be a deliberate attempt at cheating. My model is a real person who is very skilled at applying make-up."
I just was commenting that it looks like a painting (doesn't look like it's just coz the make-up, because the hair and tiara look "painted" too), I wasn't suggesting you cheated, was just telling you how it looks to me
I wish my shots would tank like this! Congrats on the top 10 with this haunting shot! (Perhaps only haunting because it reminds me so much of the movie!)
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