Posts tagged nightmare

The Dollmaker


Here are a couple more to complete the set. I like to do things in threes.

Model is Heather Rabbit

Hair and makeup by Gina Campbell

Table and glassware from Something Borrowed

fragilemuse: photography by Elisa Lazo de Valdez  - visioluxus.com (STOP CROPPING WATERMARKS OFF ARTWORK, DAMMIT) Thank you fragilemuse!

fragilemuse:

photography by Elisa Lazo de Valdez  - visioluxus.com


(STOP CROPPING WATERMARKS OFF ARTWORK, DAMMIT)

Thank you fragilemuse!

blackspit

Embrace

Model is Van Burnham

Hair and makeup by Gina Campbell

For the curious, there are two people in this shot, one behind the other, and the blur was actually done in PS because I felt the images needed a little extra something. The hand positioning in the second shot is my favorite from the whole set.

Duality Model is Van Burnham For the curious, there are two people in this shot, one behind the other, and the blur was actually done in PS because I felt the image needed a little extra something…

Duality

Model is Van Burnham

For the curious, there are two people in this shot, one behind the other, and the blur was actually done in PS because I felt the image needed a little extra something…

Twenty Days of Spooky: Creep

Twenty Days of Spooky: Creep

Twenty Days of Spooky: Caught in a Dream

Twenty Days of Spooky: Caught in a Dream

Possessed To get this effect I put a cylindrical clear glass vase over the camera lens. I tried to shoot through the bottom of the vase but it was too thick, but I could shoot through the side if I tilted it a little. Spinning the vase gave me different light refraction depending on the imperfections in the glass. I much prefer to shoot this way so I can see the distortion with my own eyes.

Possessed

To get this effect I put a cylindrical clear glass vase over the camera lens. I tried to shoot through the bottom of the vase but it was too thick, but I could shoot through the side if I tilted it a little. Spinning the vase gave me different light refraction depending on the imperfections in the glass. I much prefer to shoot this way so I can see the distortion with my own eyes.