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Nov 21, 2009 20:09 |  #1

My friend Ricky stopped by today with his girlfriend. He happens to own the screen printing company that I'm currently shooting ads for so I used his appearance to my advantage and took a couple shots for an ad.

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Nov 22, 2009 00:21 |  #2

fantastic idea!!! I would've preferred two gals though ;)


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Nov 22, 2009 00:34 as a reply to  @ korrektor's post |  #3

lol
I love this - very great :)


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Nov 22, 2009 00:41 |  #4

Great concept.


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Nov 22, 2009 02:18 |  #5

Brilliant idea and well executed!

korrektor wrote in post #9059725 (external link)
I would've preferred two gals though ;)

My thoughts exactly :D


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Nov 22, 2009 02:35 |  #6

I would've preferred two gals though

LOL!

I like the shot as well. The shot itself is perfect. Really did great on that part.

But, I'll be honest, the typography isn't doing it for me. (not your watermark) I know, it's probably their branded logo. But, the implementation seems out of place for me. Or maybe it's the color. It needs to flow better with the wonderful shot you have.

Just my opinion.


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Nov 22, 2009 02:55 |  #7
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I think the jeans look like to big of size to match how small the Tshirt looks. Maybe you should lay out the jeans alittle differently so the waist doesn't look so big.


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Nov 22, 2009 03:16 |  #8

just want to add - I really like the adea BUT not the execution. It's a little bit rushed and not really up to par with commercial photography. Maybe this is the style but I would've cleaned it up with better light and again, two pairs of great female legs ;)


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Nov 22, 2009 06:49 |  #9

Grimlock wrote in post #9060080 (external link)
LOL!

I like the shot as well. The shot itself is perfect. Really did great on that part.

But, I'll be honest, the typography isn't doing it for me. (not your watermark) I know, it's probably their branded logo. But, the implementation seems out of place for me. Or maybe it's the color. It needs to flow better with the wonderful shot you have.

Just my opinion.

It's the company logo. Actually this isn't the finished product. I just slapped the logo in a random color on the photo for the owners benefit so that he could get an idea for what it could potentially look like. He will be the one doing all the text.

korrektor wrote in post #9060138 (external link)
It's a little bit rushed and not really up to par with commercial photography. Maybe this is the style but I would've cleaned it up with better light and again, two pairs of great female legs ;)

but then again, it's a small 1 man operation who prefers for his ads not to look like every other cookie cutter advertisement out there. the shot was purposefully done to look the way it does - it's supposed to be a goofy/unrehearsed scene.


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Nov 22, 2009 08:00 |  #10

korrektor wrote in post #9059725 (external link)
fantastic idea!!! I would've preferred two gals though ;)

Best suggestion of the year! I'm really starting to like you man, lol.

Great idea with the photo though.


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Nov 22, 2009 08:13 |  #11

Ha ha.. good photo.. great concept.. need to crop tighter into the shirts.. less lamp

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Nov 22, 2009 10:06 |  #12

Outstanding concept, and well-photographed.

The company logo is great (someone else talked about it being out of place).

It's not that it's out of place. It's just the wrong color for that photograph. It doesn't match.

Also, I'm very confused about the woman's feet (I'm assuming the smooth legs are the girl's legs ;) )

They are pointing two different ways or something. Maybe drape one of her legs on top of the couch? Maybe too provacative? I'd also ditch the underwear from the photo. Keep the bra, but not the undies. Just my opinion. And the bra should not be as prominently featured. Hide it a bit.

It's an outstanding campaign.


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Nov 22, 2009 14:01 |  #13

MikeFairbanks wrote in post #9061194 (external link)
Outstanding concept, and well-photographed.

The company logo is great (someone else talked about it being out of place).

It's not that it's out of place. It's just the wrong color for that photograph. It doesn't match.

Also, I'm very confused about the woman's feet (I'm assuming the smooth legs are the girl's legs ;) )

They are pointing two different ways or something. Maybe drape one of her legs on top of the couch? Maybe too provacative? I'd also ditch the underwear from the photo. Keep the bra, but not the undies. Just my opinion. And the bra should not be as prominently featured. Hide it a bit.


It's an outstanding campaign.

Her two feet are pointing down... and his are pointing up... I think you've confused one of his with hers.
I like the concept of this shot, but agree about a couple of the common points given here. I find the logo of the company to be weak though I realize that's nothing to do with you. The jeans do look massively large... they might be thrown in such a way to minimize that effect. Also for two people in the throws of passion, they only have one pair of pants, one pair of shoes, one set of underwear... Perhaps a trail of clothing leading from the edge of the shot implying clothing dropped on the way to the couch? These are a lot of nitpicks... I do like the shot. Thanks for sharing


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Nov 22, 2009 14:36 |  #14

cool shot!
i dont care for logo and anything done to this image after




  
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Nov 22, 2009 17:13 |  #15

korrektor wrote in post #9059725 (external link)
I would've preferred two gals though ;)

Wouldn't we all...............:lol:


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