Model: Lari. This photograph from the photoshoot creates a ghostly appearance of the model, as the image is blurry. I really like the swirling appearance of the dress, which is made of one gigantic piece of fabric, with another lighter, translucent fabric draped over sections of the dress to create an effect of an illusion, like a ghost.

Model: Lari. This is a really beautiful photograph from the photoshoot, with the face of the model looking right at the camera, yet you are unable to clearly make out her facial features. This also gives the image a ghostly effect that contributes to the overall theme of the magazine.

Model: Elisa. This is a photograph from our photoshoot, that was inspired by the fashion photographer Tim Walker, with the veil over the models face, and the object on her head. I really like this photograph as there is great contrast between the pure white of the dress and the dark blue veil over the models face. There is also contrast between the delicacy and couture-like quality of the outfit, and the location this photograph was taken in. These contrasts help emphasise one another, and create power in the image.

Model: Elisa. This is a very classy image in a less than classy environment. The outfit the model is wearing is different to all the other outfits we tried, as she is wearing accessories. Although I really like how the model appears to be gazing up to the ceiling, possibly deep in thought, or watching someone approaching from above.

Model: Elisa. I really like this shot as the model looks like she's trying to hold herself up from the chains, creating a distressed look, which contrasts with her outfit, yet fits in very well with the location, being dirty and run down.

Suburban Ghost photographs coming very soon

Coming soon are some of the final photographs from a collaborative photoshoot with the theme of Suburban Ghost, I was part of during a Fashion Styling short course at University of the Arts London, Central Saint Martins.

Taking off the mask

This idea was almost an after thought, but I think it's quite surreal, as you see a normal human face, but then this almost mask covering the eye and part of the face, a complete contrast to skin. It almost appears like the models taking her mask off to reveal who she really is.

From another side of the beautiful skull

This is another angle from my Rankin inspired shoot. I think this is a good angle, however the lighting is too bright so that the white on the face blends into the background, so you cant see the line between the two. however I like the angle of this image as you get to see the little details from a different perspective.