Black Swan Inspired Image - C&C

[DGMPhotography]

Hey folks:

A friend wanted to take Black Swan style photos, so here is one up for C&C!



Reference image: http://cdn.paper4pc.com/images/black-swan-movie-wallpaper-5.jpg

Thanks,

 

[zombiesniper]

I think you did a darn good job.

 

[binga63]

very nice

 

[Granddad]

Good job. Your model is prettier.

 

[DanOstergren]

Gorgeous.

 

[DGMPhotography]

Good job. Your model is prettier.

haha xD

 

[FITBMX]

Very nice! What technique did use for the feathers?

 

[DGMPhotography]

Very nice! What technique did use for the feathers?

The feathers were a mixture of masking out the original feathers, and motion blurring additional feathers on a separate layer.

 

[FITBMX]

Very nice! What technique did use for the feathers?

The feathers were a mixture of masking out the original feathers, and motion blurring additional feathers on a separate layer.

I have seen some lock the focus (switch it to manual) and then hold the objects at different distances from the camera, so they are out of focus just the right amount. I have never tried it, but it looks good.

 

[acparsons]

Awesome, a few more feathers on the left might be nice.

 

[DGMPhotography]

Very nice! What technique did use for the feathers?

The feathers were a mixture of masking out the original feathers, and motion blurring additional feathers on a separate layer.

I have seen some lock the focus (switch it to manual) and then hold the objects at different distances from the camera, so they are out of focus just the right amount. I have never tried it, but it looks good.

I mean.. you could do that. If you wanted to do it in-camera. But I think this worked fine.

 

[OGsPhotography]

Nailed it!

 

[FITBMX]

Very nice! What technique did use for the feathers?

The feathers were a mixture of masking out the original feathers, and motion blurring additional feathers on a separate layer.

I have seen some lock the focus (switch it to manual) and then hold the objects at different distances from the camera, so they are out of focus just the right amount. I have never tried it, but it looks good.

I mean.. you could do that. If you wanted to do it in-camera. But I think this worked fine.

Don't get me wrong, this looks great!

 

[DGMPhotography]

Very nice! What technique did use for the feathers?

The feathers were a mixture of masking out the original feathers, and motion blurring additional feathers on a separate layer.

I have seen some lock the focus (switch it to manual) and then hold the objects at different distances from the camera, so they are out of focus just the right amount. I have never tried it, but it looks good.

I mean.. you could do that. If you wanted to do it in-camera. But I think this worked fine.

Don't get me wrong, this looks great!

 

[chuasam]

Great lighting and edits.
Not too crazy about the crop.
Armpits always look silly (I know...that's my issue)