Darren Bradley
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Did a shoot for a local team of architects (www.dbrds.com) who designed the interior of an apartment here in town. We recruited their IT consultant as a model:
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Chris Dodkin
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So stylish Darren - she adds a lovely touch to the architecture
I like the movement blur idea - gives you the impression of a person moving in the space
I could imagine a stacked shot where she's sitting down, checking the window, picking up a magazine - all in the same frame
I like the movement blur idea - gives you the impression of a person moving in the space
I could imagine a stacked shot where she's sitting down, checking the window, picking up a magazine - all in the same frame
Darren Bradley
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Not a bad idea, Chris. Thanks!
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
Darren Bradley
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Any time, sir!
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
BTW - you open to doing a joint shoot at Chicano Park
I've been told that going there alone is a bad idea....
I've been told that going there alone is a bad idea....
Darren Bradley
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I'm happy to go down to Chicano Park sometime with you, Chris. But I don't think you have much to fear. I went down there alone once last fall to do a shoot for the San Diego Architecture Foundation and the Union-Tribune. Here are a few examples:
Send me a note and we'll figure out a time to head down there.
Send me a note and we'll figure out a time to head down there.
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
Nice!
Will do - thx
Will do - thx
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
I like the second a lot! As a compo, it looks as though it shouldn't work, but it does very well indeed!
Darren Bradley
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Are you referring to the bridge shots or the interior shots? For the interiors, it is an unconventional composition, to be sure. But I did that intentionally to use the leading lines from the dresser on the left. I think that's what makes it work.
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
Yes, the interior ... I certainly don't doubt your intention, and yes it's the dresser. I think it works as the dresser appears to be the subject with the girl being context rather than the other way round. As its an interior shot and not a portrait it works very well I think.
Darren Bradley
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Exactly. I shot this as an architecture shot first. The woman was incidental to the shot. It wasn't a portrait, and that's the difference.
Pete Askew
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Two super sets Darren. Love the cool tones in the first and, as Chris says, keeping some movement works well. And the calm pose in the second fits well.
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