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Jun 07, 2005 10:06 |  #1

From our students Makeup.
The work had to be timeperiods.

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Jun 07, 2005 12:16 |  #2

Nice shots :) First one I like most but I think it has some blown hightlights on the face. The second and fourth are very likable as well.


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Jun 07, 2005 14:43 |  #3

Blown highlights indeed, I studied some shots from the 20's and this was more comman than not, so I decided to emulate that.


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Jun 07, 2005 16:46 |  #4

Great series!


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Jun 07, 2005 18:39 |  #5

I really like the first one...alot. Her eyes and the way she is posed and the whole look makes me want to keep looking and I don't know why LOL



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Jun 07, 2005 19:49 |  #6

Wow! They are all very impressive... that first one is fantastic!




  
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Jun 08, 2005 03:14 as a reply to  @ skade's post |  #7

All great shots. MUA deserves lots of credit too.


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Jun 08, 2005 03:16 |  #8

Great series ... love the 20's shot:D

So ... the 80's is what your makeup artists normally strive for in your images, right :wink:

On a sidenote ... the only one that doesn't look really authentic is the 50's shot ... can't put it, but most likely the colours in post processing should be a bit different.

Edit ... hmm, I think I get it ... skin tone looks too natural to be a genuine 50's picture... Take a look here for inspiration!

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Jun 08, 2005 06:46 |  #9

love the first and last - classic beauty never goes out of style. Cheers.




  
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Jun 08, 2005 06:56 |  #10

Thanks Andy, tried to get a more technicolor approach but did not like it.


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