Terence - Spotlight by FuzzyYak

Photography • People • posted on Jun 17, 2011

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Models: Candy Weir and Terence Orpen Make-Up Artist: Stavroula Georgakis Assistant: Shane Smith Location: 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. All images are copyright (c) Johann Marx. Unauthorised use (including manipulation artworks, websites, layouts, tubes, wallpapers, banners, blogs, CDs, posters, icons or any other use of this kind) is strictly forbidden. Please respect the model in your comments.

Comments (9)

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JohnDelaquiox

10:11AM | Fri, 17 June 2011

fantastic

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moonriser

3:44PM | Fri, 17 June 2011

superbe:)

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SIGMAWORLD

4:13PM | Fri, 17 June 2011

Excellent!

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nikolais

11:33PM | Fri, 17 June 2011

powerful capture and postwork!

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micturn

2:45AM | Sat, 18 June 2011

Unreal, banana peel :)

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RodolfoCiminelli

5:39AM | Sat, 18 June 2011

Excellent photography my friend.....!!!!

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thecytron

10:16AM | Sat, 18 June 2011

Xcellent photograph!

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Meowgli

1:42PM | Sat, 18 June 2011

cracking lighting

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Chipka

5:21PM | Sat, 18 June 2011

You know, if you string your images together (particularly the ones in a series) they produce a nicely static movie: okay, a highly stylized, static movie without dialogue, but still it's a wonderful effect. The lighting in this is what draws me the most, as does the POV. This is one of those shots that makes me recall the better elements of movies like Alien 3...a largely disjointed, muddle of a film with some of the best, moody, industrial lighting I've seen and an amazingly haunting score. This has nothing to do with that monster-movie disaster (though it's still watchable) but at the same time, I get the same pleasant feelings from your use of light and the rough, concrete textures. The muted colors are quite nice as well...it's as if there all sorts of implied intensity, just waiting for the right person to come along and see it. Really excellent work.