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Shooresh and me had a Fashion-Shooting in the Zoo today… I know by looking at the pictures you might not have guessed it because they clearly lack any animals. True, we were not allowed to go near them, we just used some parts of the zoo as some kind of backdrop.
Anyhow, below you can find a smal selection of the stuff we did today. All the images were lit with sb900 flashes (because I know I will get emails asking that).
Enjoy!
Like clouds when they sleep
This year we had to make a portrait series for university. Below you can see what I came up with.
All pictures were made on-location and with two smal strobes.
From left to right and top to bottom: Stephanie Fügen / Caroline Behrend / Tatjana Vidnevskaja / Mahtab Soleymani / Elena Fischer / Martina Füller / Joelle Delhaes / Elise Wormenor / Jila Pajutan
Hannover Fashion Award 2009
Some pictures from the newly introduced Hannover Fashion Award, organized by the FH Hannover.
Hit the link below to see a lot more.
ReDesign Shooting
I had another fashion-shooting today, although it is not nearly as interesting as the work on a reportage it is nevertheless very educational if you want to learn something about lightning and using flashes… seriously.
Designed by Joelle Delhaes
Designed by Elena Fischer and Elise Wormenor
Designed by Nora Plieth and Vanessa von Polheim
First steps into Fashion-Photography
I was recently asked to take pictures of some T-Shirts and Blazers some friends of mine have made. Nothing comercial, they needed it for their portfolio.
Although fashion is not the field I usualy work in, it was nevertheless quite fun and a good exercise.
Designed by Elise Wormenor
Designed by Elena Fischer
Grigori Dor
We had an assigment for school to shoot an artist from Berlin. I asked the very talented painter Grigori Dor if he was interested… and he was.
Photoshooting at Solvey
I currently have an assigment where my job is to make some PR pictures for the Medical Documentation department at my Fachhochschule which they want to use for their (yet-to-come) website. So yesterday I was at Solvey, an international chemical and pharmaceutical company, in order to photograph a graduate from the Med.Doc. department.
It was very strange for me since I usually dont tell people what to do, how to move and where to stand. But this time everythig was exactly about that… giving orders.
So much left to learn…
UEFA Cup: Germany vs. Turkey
Back in June 2008 we had a little project with our photojournalism class where we had to cover the public-viewing in Hannover during the soccer match of Germany vs. Turkey. Then we put it in a little slideshow where everyone of us could show up to 3 images, you can take a look at it here.
Here is what I had when the day was over.
Double exposure
A project I had to do last year for school, I kinda like how your eyes need some time to adapt to the certain layers of the images. But I doubt that you can use double exposures in a serious reportage. Or has anyone a counter-example?
Fashion Show Hannover
It has been a while since i got the task from my professor to cover a fashion show organized by the fashion-designer class at our university. At first I thought it will be realy boring, but because i had the chance to go behind the scenes it tourned out realy interessting and was a great exercise.
By the way, the girls did realy a great job!
Wordless 4
What a storyboard shouldnt look like
So the other day a friend of mine and me had to do a homework-assignment for university, which was basicaly to shoot our way from home to school… sounds dull? True.
We tried to make the best of it but i would lie if i say that we had fun. Anyway, you can se what we came up with below. The images on the left are from me and the ones on the right are from Andy. And you should ever come in the unconfortable situation of doing something like this, keep in mind that vertical images are not used in a storyboard… who would have thought?
