Behind the Scenes: Fashion Project
Wednesday, February 3, 2010 at 3:15PM Here are some behind the scenes together with some of my favorite shots from that bridal fashion project I did at The Ebell Theater. It is very exciting to work on a concept and see it come to life. I love working with light and playing with various elements to create a mood for my photographs. I can't really draw (hence, the camera :D) but I try to sketch out ideas the best way I can. The Ebell has been a location for a handful of magazine shoots we've done and I knew it'd be the perfect place for this. A million thanks goes out to Melissa Allen for graciously letting us play there.
SO thankful for my awesome team who not only did a fabulous job but made the day a lot of FUN ... & special thanks to my dear friend Minouche for the behind-the-scenes shots!
Shooting with a Mamiya RZ67 (which also doubles as freehand weights!), still my most favorite format!
Theresa Huang working her magic...
NO, we weren't rehearsing for a dance number! ... showing Hen the pose we were going for
ahhh the ring light...
i believe i can fly...
i love backlighting. we utilized the theater's lights too to achieve these...
at the dressing room, really brought us to the 1920s
Again, cheers to my fantastic team -
Photo Assistants: Raychelle Lozano, Minouche Jauffret, Hair & Make Up: Joel Sebastian, Ray Santos, Theresa Huang Coordination: Jeannie Ward, Wedding Jeannie, Location: The Ebell Theater, Gowns: Ines De Santo, Jobyna’s Bridal, Veils: Castlebride, Models: Jaime, Henrietta, Justine
Reader Comments (6)
Gorgeous, Gorgeous and more gorgeous! Among my favorite shoots you've ever done- love it!
Hi Marianne, It's so fun to see these behind the scene images! Love all of the great images you took! xoxo
Oh Maan, it's such a pleasure looking at these behind the scenes photos! You look so professional, and at your element!! Do you own ALL that equipment??? You sure have come a long way from our SMC days!! xoxo
Beautiful. They look like they had a lot of fun with you!
Marianne...it was so amazing to witness how hard you work. I saw first hand how you used your body, mind and soul to capture these images. Thanks for sharing this.
Love it, love it, love it! My goodness Marianne, you really captured the essence of old Hollywood theater with these images. Elegant, timeless, and gorgeous. Congratulations.
Great seeing you at WPPI!