Steve Wall wrote:

Classic Brit style

Hi Steve,
I just did a photoshoot with a couple of shoots like this one!   You nail it.
Cant upload it yet, because its going to be publish.
Thanks

Victoria Comeau wrote:
If photos are going to be published, you can't share them with anyone? Are all images restricted like this?

Something classic

ChristinaNAllen wrote:
How about me?

I'd use ring flash and get some fabulous skin tone lustre going

Rochelle Belanger wrote:
i believe i was skipped

Sorry!

I'd take you into the studio and shoot with lots of shadows, like these from Solve Sundsbo

Magdalene deMaupin  wrote:
just wondering...

"Not at all modest, but I can always pretend" - ha ha

With you, something a little off the beaten track for me

Mrs Foxy wrote:
let me know:)

fashion nude like Steven Meisel

Steve Wall wrote:

fashion nude like Steven Meisel

gorgeous

Alice A Dylan wrote:
Would love to know

Studio beauty....

Salvador Alonzo wrote:
I'd like to know!

Chic geek

Natalie Lim wrote:
interesting topic, count me in?

Night time high contrast black and white street fashion

Gabo wrote:

Hi Steve,
I just did a photoshoot with a couple of shoots like this one!   You nail it.
Cant upload it yet, because its going to be publish.
Thanks

PerfectionxQueenie wrote:
Try me please please

I'd stick with your Rock Chick aesthetic, but I'd try to take it in a more fashion/editorial direction

Gabo wrote:
This is the picture, would like to hear your opinion. Cheers
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/ … 7937_n.jpg

Oh wow, you weren't kidding when you said 'shots like this one'!

In the shot you look great, and so does she. The light on your face is nice; overall it's a great shot.

The only thing when you're using shots for inspiration, if you have pulled a really iconic campaign like the Burberry one above, and if you then go for the exact same pose, then you're inviting a very direct comparison with the original. I prefer to use reference images as a jumping off point, and then play with the idea on set, to make it my own and distance it from the original.

Autumn Rose Brightly wrote:
Can I go for round two? You have amazing ideas

So I looked back a few pages, and last time I think I saw you in a Christina Hendricks kind of vibe.

I'd stick with the curvy/sexy theme

Me-L wrote:
I would love to know.

Great skin, great figure... swimsuit

Scarlett Renee wrote:
Curious...

awesome thread by the way, giving me lots of things to keep me busy on google for hooouuuurrssss! And port creepin... of course!

Thanks! It's just a bit of early morning fun here in Sydney, while I wake up with my coffee...

So, for you Scarlett: I think we might try some of these concepts from one of my photography heroes, Robert Voltaire

Steve Wall wrote:

Thanks! It's just a bit of early morning fun here in Sydney, while I wake up with my coffee...

So, for you Scarlett: I think we might try some of these concepts from one of my photography heroes, Robert Voltaire

Gorgeous! Especially the last. I'm always a fan of a good black and white.

Thank you!

Steve Wall wrote:

Oh wow, you weren't kidding when you said 'shots like this one'!

In the shot you look great, and so does she. The light on your face is nice; overall it's a great shot.

The only thing when you're using shots for inspiration, if you have pulled a really iconic campaign like the Burberry one above, and if you then go for the exact same pose, then you're inviting a very direct comparison with the original. I prefer to use reference images as a jumping off point, and then play with the idea on set, to make it my own and distance it from the original.

Thanks for the comments! The photoshoot happened a couple of days before you told me about the idea, such a coincidence!
I agree with what you say, but as a model I do what I'm told and the photographer wanted that pose. Its an editorial for magazine submission. I will keep an eye on this topic because the ideas you suggest are very good! Cheers