Crazy Killer Clowns...

 

This is the first shot in the sequence, the crate has crash landed in a forest. 

 

The crazy killer clowns start to smash there way out of the crate. 

 

A closer view of the crazy killer clowns attempts to break free. 

 

In a crazy bid to escape the clowns use one of there own as a battering ram and smash there way to freedom

 

There first glimpse of freedom.

A close up of the stunned crazy killer clown.

Freedom!!

Has he saw me?

He's spotted me, run!!!

 

Stay away!!!!! 

 

Heeeeeeeeellpp!! 

 

It's to late they have got me, quick run and save yourself!!

Crazy Clowns...

 

Taken for part of my last brief, this is a shot out of a series of 9 images.

Somewere in the middle of the set. Story goes, a crate of crazed clowns crash lands and they escape killing everyone they see. Im still scratching from the nat bites i got taking these shots as i write this. Should have done the theme crazed photographer eaten by killer nats instead.

Amy...

These images were taken in the same photo shoot as Chantel's for my 1930's Hollywood Glamour brief.

The contrast between hair and background colour seemed to be a problem at first but once viewed in Black & White the pattern in the backdrop worked as less of blend and distracted from the initial colour problem, i was after textures and shapes in these shots more so than hair colour.

I am really pleased with the outcome of this series of images as they complimented the brief perfectly.

Edited Black & White version.

This was amongst of my more technical shots taken over the whole photo shoot, ranging from the positioning of the catch light in the eyes to the shadowing and fall off of light.

I am again really pleased with the overall outcome, all the images together work really well and compliment each other. All of the models, fashion team, make up department and hair department were a pleasure to work with any again many thanks for all your help on this photo shoot.

Below is my finished Black & White version.

Edited final Black & White version.

Carla, Hair Department...

Carla's hair worked perfect for this style of image i had in mind.

I wanted to show more of a hollywood styled pose similar to that of Bette Davis.

Edited Black & White version.

Holly, Hair Department...

The backdrop complimented the wave in Holly's hair in this shot, again with a Black & White vision in mind the hair would work great for my theme. 

Edited Black & White version.

Amy, hair department...

Amy's hair is contrasting in colour and was totally different in style so with a vision of Black & White in mind i chose this position for a more softer end result as shown below.

Edited Black & White version.

Bobbie, Hair department...

Taken for part of my 1930's theme.

Bobbie is part of the hair department so there knowledge of hair really helped my brief.

Edited Black & White version for the magazine.

Issuu Publication...

Edited Finished version published on ISSUU.

I had done two versions the first that met the criteria of this brief was in a 1930's Hollywood glamour theme, and had the soundtrack Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes the second with a

 more upbeat soundtrack Glamourous by Fergie that is posted below.

Open publication - Free publishing - More 1930s