Again i really adore this image, due to the natural borders of the audience completely framing the model and scene, making the whole centre focus on the garment and model. But i have to say, i need to buy that hat. I saw one similar in river island for about £9.99, in comparison to the £100 one perched on top of the models head, so as you can guess i need to review my fashion purchases a little more carefully.
Ok, so the image above is probably one of my favourite photographs of the event as it totally captures my emotions and feeling of this whole experience at the show. The smile on the models face just makes it for me, with the glimmering reflections from the lights swallowed up by the darkness.
I really love the above image, due to the creamy, lushes texture and colour of the jacket, with the creases and contours totally and utterly defined and emphasised by the lighting and walk of the model.
I really wanted to show the above image in colour, because i think the colours look stunning with the greens and reds really popping out. The dress as a whole i think personally looks like a really well decorated christmas tree, but i kind like it with the intricate details and the gorgeous earrings dangling from her lobe.
The images were shot with a 50mm f 1.8 on a canon eos 450d, now i was really worried that the lens would be too slow to capture the action but it managed giving i think amazing results.
But as a photographer i always look at the tiny details in every moment, wether it's the golden embellishments layered out on her garments, to shadows that grace the models body and the contours of the dresses.
God i can totally remember the day when my
Caroline Charles invitation came through the post, I was literally jumping off the walls with excitement. Just thinking about actually watching in person her beautiful collection flaunt the catwalk.. and to be frank i was actually quite nervous, as this was my first ever
London Fashion week catwalk show. So the feeling of being surrounded by people dressed in their Gucci stilettos, Prada suits and their Christian Dior sunglasses peering at my poorly stitched
Primark T-shirt,... which was actually only
£4, so i thought it was an absolute bargain and bought three so it will last for a few days during London Fashion week, felt a tiny bit intimidating but i fitted right in after getting chatting with an American fashion journalist from New York.
Again i really adore this image, due to the natural borders of the audience completely framing the model and scene, making the whole centre focus on the garment and model. But i have to say, i need to buy that hat. I saw one similar in river island for about £9.99, in comparison to the £100 one perched on top of the models head, so as you can guess i need to review my fashion purchases a little more carefully.
Ok, so the image above is probably one of my favourite photographs of the event as it totally captures my emotions and feeling of this whole experience at the show. The smile on the models face just makes it for me, with the glimmering reflections from the lights swallowed up by the darkness.
I really love the above image, due to the creamy, lushes texture and colour of the jacket, with the creases and contours totally and utterly defined and emphasised by the lighting and walk of the model.
I really wanted to show the above image in colour, because i think the colours look stunning with the greens and reds really popping out. The dress as a whole i think personally looks like a really well decorated christmas tree, but i kind like it with the intricate details and the gorgeous earrings dangling from her lobe.
The images were shot with a 50mm f 1.8 on a canon eos 450d, now i was really worried that the lens would be too slow to capture the action but it managed giving i think amazing results.
But as a photographer i always look at the tiny details in every moment, wether it's the golden embellishments layered out on her garments, to shadows that grace the models body and the contours of the dresses.
God i can totally remember the day when my Caroline Charles invitation came through the post, I was literally jumping off the walls with excitement. Just thinking about actually watching in person her beautiful collection flaunt the catwalk.. and to be frank i was actually quite nervous, as this was my first ever London Fashion week catwalk show. So the feeling of being surrounded by people dressed in their Gucci stilettos, Prada suits and their Christian Dior sunglasses peering at my poorly stitched Primark T-shirt,... which was actually only £4, so i thought it was an absolute bargain and bought three so it will last for a few days during London Fashion week, felt a tiny bit intimidating but i fitted right in after getting chatting with an American fashion journalist from New York.
these photos are beautiful, i can't stop looking at them.
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