Theatre company shoot

Kieron Nevison

Kieron Nevison

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Yesterday I had a shoot for PR pictures for a local Theatre Company who are taking a play up to the Edingburgh Frindge. Here are a few.

1:
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2:
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3:
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i like them all, but i think that the first one looks a little soft, the second and third are great :)
 
Kieron Nevison said:
Thank you. The eyes in shadow was the intention as it goes with the mood of the play.
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Without knowing the mood or intent of the shoot sometimes we can only comment against what we consider a middle of the road type benchmark if you get my drift!

Great work as always.
 
I know exactly what you mean. I have learnt over the years that a person viewing does not have the background to a picture. I do hope that when these pictures are seen in context that they will make sence. Also the viewer does not always know that the photographer is following a brief from the customer.

Thank you.
 
Good set of images, lighting and pp is spot on for me although her right eye on #1 looks a tad too light.

Steve
 
vv cephei said:
Good set of images, lighting and pp is spot on for me although her right eye on #1 looks a tad too light.

Steve
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Thank you. I know just what you mean about the eye and was worried about it myself, but when the poster was printed it looked fine, thank god! I even showed the client version with a darker I but he liked this one best.
 
Really like all these shots. Lots of expression and story in all of them. I want to move the image down a little in the first poster composition, just as a thought.
 
I think these are excellent - well done.
 
I like them
any shot that's too busy when you're advertising at the fringe is just wasted I think
#1 is a really nice edit I think
lots of eye contact and intensity
I really like the style of 2 and 3 also, almost stark and high contrast.
is there a name to this technique, it's really raw and a friend of mine did a similar thing on a portrait. I really like it
 
No1 speaks volume to me- the lighting is spot on, a cracking shot :clap:


Les (y)
 
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