Tayla - Spotlight by FuzzyYak
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*** Full view is a must, please :) ***
Something a little less... pink from this shoot :)
Model: Tayla Robinson
Make-Up Artist: Stavroula Georgakis
Equipment and Studio Rental: LensRental.co.za
Location: Studio, Johannesburg, South Africa
More info about the shoot here
Thanks in advance for all comments, favourites and watches. Even if I don't reply and say thanks to all of them, I really appreciate all the feedback you guys give me.
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Comments (5)
ThanaLeigh
STUNNING! I love this, great work
zhaanman
Amazing shot and what a difference a background makes Wow!
JohnDelaquiox
she is stunning
micturn
perfect
Chipka
WOW! I'm listening to the soundtrack to The Social Network by Trent Reznor and that guy whose name I never remember, and needless to say, in listening to the track entitled "Carbon Prevails" and looking at this image, I get the implication of a lot of jiggly, urban-sexy stuff going on just beyond the fringes of this picture. I love the light/dark contrasts and how austere the model looks, despite her simmering expression and pose. There's a kind of sharpness to this image I really like and I'm intrigued at the way her eyes/eye-makup, the lit portion of the wall behind her, and the upper border of her skirt all seem to be hewn from the same chilly-colored material. This is very sleek, kinda futuristic, and worthy of the best Scandanavian vodka ads around...that, by the way is a compliment since vodka ads tend to utilize the best photographers and most stunning models who probably manage their expressions and poses simply as a matter of wanting the shoot to end so that they can put on their grubby gym-shoes, and go grab a burger at that joint over on whatever street that burger joint is on. All of that is to say that I really like the vibe of this image and the way it interacts with oddly 80's sounding music with lots of electronic blips and bleeps in it. Marvelous!