NothingIsRealButTheGirl wrote:


Eric Godtland and Dian Hanson have lovingly compiled a picture book about crime magazines from the mid-20th century called True Crime Detective Magazines 1924-1969. It's loaded with exceedingly lurid, attention-grabbing magazine covers and illustrations.

http://boingboing.net/2013/09/26/true-c … zines.html

I love that stuff.

I don't see any tight sweaters.

Let There Be Light wrote:
I don't see any tight sweaters.

Well. Winter is on the way. Keep your fingers crossed.

sospix wrote:
Me too  .  .  .  this is an ode Miss P and I did a while back  .  .  .



.  .  .  great fun, really gives you a different way to view things, trying to add a noir feel, and make a single image carry a story  .  .  .

SOS

Nice work! Lighting, everything is impeccable.

Toto Photo wrote:

Nice work! Lighting, everything is impeccable.

TY, glad you enjoyed it, we did a whole series for a mag article, really was a blast, and the model was perfect for the look and attitude we were after  .  .  . 

SOS

NothingIsRealButTheGirl wrote:


Eric Godtland and Dian Hanson have lovingly compiled a picture book about crime magazines from the mid-20th century called True Crime Detective Magazines 1924-1969. It's loaded with exceedingly lurid, attention-grabbing magazine covers and illustrations.

http://boingboing.net/2013/09/26/true-c … zines.html

I love that stuff.

That's gorgeous. Why can't more women wear skirts like that? hubba hubba

Wiggle skirts, pencil skirts they all look awesome

Eastfist wrote:
It's all very yonic, isn't it? Maybe that's why it works.

I love the look.... I have always loved pictures set in that era / genre or look.

sospix wrote:
Me too  .  .  .  this is an ode Miss P and I did a while back  .  .  .



.  .  .  great fun, really gives you a different way to view things, trying to add a noir feel, and make a single image carry a story  .  .  .

SOS

Is THIS "split lighting"?  I've been looking, and looking....