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Published: 2009-05-11 17:35:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 1454; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 94
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The selective saturation was Rein's idea. She wanted a shot where the red throw would stand out.Model: Rein Liebenberg
Make-Up Artist: Stavvie Georgakis
Location: Studio, Johannesburg, South Africa
More info about the shoot here
All images are copyright (c) Johann Marx. Unauthorised use is strictly forbidden. Please respect the model in your comments.
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Comments: 36
DAMN .. it's very beautiful shot I really love it and she's pretty
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She is. Definitely one of the most unique models I've shot with. She has a real classical beauty.
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Oh, the red certainly stands out, all right... I'm such a sucker for wistful/ruminative demeanors... Love that delicate pose.
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This is probably my favourite shot from the shoot, and I wasn't sure about it to start off with, because selective saturation can be very kitsch. But all's well that ends well
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My fav part is her face, the lighting and detail there is just so beautiful...hehe...had to look again
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First of don't ever apologize for the selective saturation, I know u weren't here, but for the future, u know how to use it, u use it perfectly and successfully every time.
then OMG OMG OMG...I love this, really seriously u keep impressing, u really turning out some awesome images of late, they always great, but u really upping the standard of u'r work and I can only see u making a great career out of this in the future, u talents are superb!!!
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Aw, thanks so much Andre. I really appreciate the feedback and compliments. Thanks mate!
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U'r very welcome and deserving of them
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I like this one a lot Johann and I think the lighting is superb, shadows and all. Well done.
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Thank you very much, Ian. Good to see you're still alive. Hope you're doing well.
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I know how you feel about the selective saturation, but you've done it really gently and tastefully - there are still tones of colour in her skin which makes it less harsh. Nice one, bruvva! Love the arms, legs and shoulders!
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Thanks Gills. Selective Saturation is touch and go, it's so easy to make it look kitsch, that's why I'm so careful of it.
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Looks awesome! You SO need to show me how you do that
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50% knowledge and 50% total awesomeness, that's how!
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This is wonderful!! I like the pose, delicated and beautiful. I also like light and atmosphere. Excellent work with the colour selection. Congrats!
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I think the selective saturation looks great here! And the image overall is really beautiful.
I'm just not too sure about her face being dark as opposed to the rest of her body which is quite light. I'm no lighting guru, but I think it would be perfection if her body was lit in a similar way to her face.
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Valid point. Unfortunately that's how the light fell.
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The geometry of this image is wonderful. Selective saturation works here, as a sort of modernistic duotone. The shadows on the face and neck are too much IMHO, and contrast too sharply with the shadowlessness of the rest of the body and the throw, and makes the head seem almost detached from the body. But that's just me...
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That beauty dish is working overtime...
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And then some! I don't use anything else now, 'cept for a spotlight to get the rimlight on the back. Beauty dish gives me really nice, focussed light. I love it.
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Stunning! You guys have a thing for red throws don't ya
Me too!
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heh, this one was hers. We gave ours away...
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I know...and it's quite snuggly
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You actually still have it? That's pretty cool
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Of course I still have it silly! It's my all time favorite blanky to curl up with
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