Zombie Shoot

I was doing a shoot for the local Roller Derby team a few days ago that involved some people from the local horror group dressed as Zombies. When the shoot was over I asked the Zombies if they wanted some head shots since the lights were already setup. Here are a few of the shots, obviously heavily processed with heavy vignettes. But I thought that it fit the theme. Let me know what you think.

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I think the PP on this is a little much, the vignetting is nice, but the photos look a little 'drawn'?? (not like photos?) I don't know how to explain it...
I just know that when I see my zombies, I like to see them as 'real' as possible!
Just curious, do you have these in color?

I do have the color shots. I'll share a link when I get home tomorrow.