Fashion and Models 1

Posted by Rahul (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) on 20 June 2007 in People & Portraits.

Time for new series, hehe... and this time is gonna be fashion and models, since i have so many model pics on my PC which i shot during various events here. Would like to share some with all you wonderful people there.

I was very skeptical to start this series with this picture, but for some reason i just like it. It was heavy overexposed picture which i was about to delete when my friend said, lets photoshop it. Not even the faces were visible in the original. Then we did a lot of photoshop to bring it to this state hehehe...

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Comments (15)

Art Monkey from Salt Spring Island, Canada

it almost looks like a painting - I like it :)

20 Jun 2007 12:49am

@Art Monkey: Thanks ART. :) If you had seen the original shot, you would have just deleted it. I am enjoying the PS now days.

MaryB from United Kingdom

Great work Rahul!

20 Jun 2007 4:29am

@MaryB: Thanks Mary. :)

Catalin from Bucharest, Romania

great fashion shot. you did a good job with the photoshop and a good think by keeping it. the effect and the b&w works just fine. can't wait the rest of the series

20 Jun 2007 4:54am

@Catalin: Thanks pal, keep tuned there is a lot to come in this series. ;-)

Jen from Jessup, United States

Very interesting effect and processing Rahul...nice work!

20 Jun 2007 5:20am

@Jen: Thanks Jen. :)

ColNed Pictures from Amersfoort, Netherlands

Nice photoshop work

20 Jun 2007 6:07am

@ColNed Pictures: Thanks Pal. :)

celialee from Japan

Good job Rahul! Mother and daughter? Haha...

20 Jun 2007 7:04am

@celialee: Haha... thanks, chinese mother and european daughter hahaha... probably GOD sisters sounds better. LOL!!!!

Candace from Emmaus, United States

I'm glad you did hang onto this one and worked with it in PS....it turned out totally different and wonderful!

20 Jun 2007 7:16am

@Candace: Thanks Candace, yes PS did the magic here, else the original shot was just white flash with traces of orange here and there. :)

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

It's a very interesting result. Very commercial.

20 Jun 2007 9:58am

@Laurie: Thanks Laurie. :) If not for PS, this shot had straight gone in the bin. LOL!!!

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

Very interesting effect Rahul. Good save, eh?!! And Laurie's right.. it is very commercial... that's not a bad thing. ;-)

20 Jun 2007 11:28am

@amy: Thanks Amy, i got lot more to learn on the fashion shoots. Although this series is better than my earlier fashion shoot. Practice makes you better, and now i find it a lot easier to shoot the fashion shows unlike before. :)

Henri Rabagny from Paris, France

Good and nice process. This a way to save a "missed" shot.

20 Jun 2007 2:51pm

@Henri Rabagny: Thanks Henri, in the mid of shooting i actually focused my cam for a candid of a person in the public, and then straight shot this without adjusting the settings back for this shot, the result was overexposed shot. LOL!!!

ling from Malaysia

nicely done Rahul! Lucky your friend stopped you in time. I like the little girl. Is this the event you were telling me about?

20 Jun 2007 10:11pm

@ling: Thanks Ling, nah this was shot in May in KLCC fashion show. The one i was telling u about was at 1U. :)

kairospix from Singapore, Singapore

great ps job! effective!
thank good ness for software like ps - helps to save quite a few photos that would otherwise end up being deleted!
good start to a new series!

21 Jun 2007 12:05am

@kairospix: Thanks BRO and u are so right, if not for PS life would have been tough. LOL!!!