I was playing around with the chess pieces and the way the light shines through them when I got the first image of the frosted pieces. I thought the tones in the photo looked really nice, so I tried to replicate the photo with the unfrosted pieces. I love the effect the light has on the different kinds of glass, and I think I want to use these two on my folio.
I also took a few more photos using the mask and the books, paying attention to the contrast of light and darkness:
I've also thought about using an idea I had for my painting folio, of using a sort of narrator throughout my photos to connect all of the subject matter together, using either my hands or some else's, so I'm going to explore this idea in my next shoot and see how it works.
beautiful. would love to see the whole proof sheet, as I am keen that you are creating series of images, not just one off beautiful shoots. did you play around with viewpoint as you did this and how the space was utilised? leading lines - look back at the notes i gave you earlier in the year and ponder on this if you havent already. think about how you can group the chess pieces with the mask and the book. how the light can be used to lead the viewer around images that use multiple objects. we also should discuss your artist models in relation to all of this. lovely photos again by the way.
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