Jill Sander.
This is for my Digital project at university. What I’ve done is looked at double page spreads in fashion magazines, and found ones where one side has the model, and the other side has only the brand name. I’ve then taken that page with the brand name, scanned it in, and erased the name using Photoshop, leaving only a bare but beautiful landscape.
© Jay Harrison Photography.
Original image belongs to Jill Sander.
Hermes.
This is for my Digital project at university. What I’ve done is looked at double page spreads in fashion magazines, and found ones where one side has the model, and the other side has only the brand name. I’ve then taken that page with the brand name, scanned it in, and erased the name using Photoshop, leaving only a bare but beautiful landscape.
© Jay Harrison Photography.
Original image belongs to Hermes.
Chanel.
This is for my Digital project at university. What I’ve done is looked at double page spreads in fashion magazines, and found ones where one side has the model, and the other side has only the brand name. I’ve then taken that page with the brand name, scanned it in, and erased the name using Photoshop, leaving only a bare but beautiful landscape.
© Jay Harrison Photography.
Original image belongs to Chanel.
Dior.
This is for my Digital project at university. What I’ve done is looked at double page spreads in fashion magazines, and found ones where one side has the model, and the other side has only the brand name. I’ve then taken that page with the brand name, scanned it in, and erased the name using Photoshop, leaving only a bare but beautiful landscape.
© Jay Harrison Photography.
Original image belongs to Dior.
Took pictures of my sister again today. It was tricky, because she just loves to look down in photos, when I want her to show her beautiful blue eyes!
I’m happy with this one, because she’s actually smiling and not grimacing. She’s very good at doing that, she doesn’t know how to smile properly!
Sigh, teenagers.
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Took pictures of my sister again today. It was tricky, because she just loves to look down in photos, when I want her to show her beautiful blue eyes!
© Jay Harrison Photography.
Took pictures of my sister again today. It was tricky, because she just loves to look down in photos, when I want her to show her beautiful blue eyes!
© Jay Harrison Photography.
Took a picture of Larlar (my sister) because her hair fluffed out when she took it down. Tried practicing with some gradients and blemish removal, not that she had many blemishes to remove!
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Part of my digital management production unit, where I am playing with the conventions of a magazine image, by using Photoshop.
The original image is from Lula Magazine.
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For my digital management production unit at university. I am playing around with existing magazine images and completely destroying the conventions of fashion photography.
The original image is from Vogue, by Moschino.
© Jay Harrison Photography.
For my digital management production unit at university. I am playing around with existing magazine images and completely destroying the conventions of fashion photography.
The original image is from Vogue.
© Jay Harrison Photography.
Another still from the film I shot today.
“Strange how the ground comes up to meet me, but it feels better to be low. I think about my name while I lie here. Tessa Scott. A good name of three syllables. Every seven years our bodies change, every cell. Every seven years we disappear.”
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A still from the film I shot today :) It is based around a chapter in the book called Before I Die, by Jenny Downham. It is about a 16-year-old girl named Tessa who is dying from a rare case of Leukaemia. The film will be called “Keep-away-death spells.”
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Part 2 of the final series of prints I made for my Primitive unit last term. The project was based on my other illness, and how despite everything she has been through, she is strong, human being that keeps on living.
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Part of the final series of prints I made for my Primitive unit last term. The project was based on my other illness, and how despite everything she has been through, she is strong, human being that keeps on living.
© Jay Harrison Photography.
