Critique Welcomed Prada, Paul Smith and Tom Form

[Hamish Gill]

We are doing a website for an opticians in town, I have been in today to take some photos of some of the brands they stock. They are having quite a photography based site and the owner has given me free rien to do what I like ... So i have done stuff like this...


prada by F8 Creates, on Flickr


Paul smith by F8 Creates, on Flickr


tom ford by F8 Creates, on Flickr

 

[Ben Jennings]

Nice set, love the first and third (especially for the reflection).

 

[Glenn Clabo]

IMHO The first does it for me...just abstract enough to catch the eye. Although...the second does make it clear who the manufacturer is.

 

[Pete Askew]

Well they work for me Hamish. I can imagine there are many graphical opportunities here as they are all related closely to a common theme and yet can be treated in a very diverse manner. Should be interesting.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Cheers Guys, we should be launching the site tomorrow so you will be able to see them in action then

 

[Brian Moore]

A fine set of glisteny, OOOFy foties. They work very well with the specs, and they are,...well,...lets just call it like we see it: eye-catching!

I like 'em all but I like especially that in #2 I can read "Good Day Sun" through the right lens and the designer's name through the left one. (But, do you want the price on the lens, Hamish?)

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Very nice 'super dof' there mucka! Did you use your f/1.2?

 

[Chris Dodkin]

been making a spectacle of yourself again Hamish!

like #1 and #3 as they are abstract enough not to show any one product or brand, yet clearly describe their business

 

[Beth Carter]

i like the second and third.

 

[Hamish Gill]

The prices don't matter really Brian, the photos are quite small on the website and the conclusion we came to was that they gave the images a bit more of a feel of "real life" rather than perfection.

Just the 1.4 Dan, dof seems even more narrow on full frame .. I'll lend you the d800 for a weekend if you like, see for your self?

... I'm not see I see you meaning there Chris, maybe I should buy my self some glasses ...I had a few more, but they are gone ... Good punning with you though! Ill try harder next time

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Thanks Beth

 

[Ahmad Bhai]

I tend to remember association more than products.
For instance the first say on the handlebars of a Vespa, the second on a grassy tennis court, the third on a box of chocolates,
... they promote a lifestyle as it were ... which having recently read a little book on some of the best advertising, is what they promote.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Indeed! 'Lifestyle' is pretty much my favorite word when it comes to my job...

The site is live now ...
http://www.tunnellvision.co.uk/