Still playing around with black-and-white tones. This time, I went with less contrast, so more of a low-key feel, not just in the overall scene but in the figures themselves. In doing so, the texture isn’t so blown-out as in my previous black-and-whites.
I love the dreamy look of high-key, but for more focus on facial features, I’m starting to turn to a greater range of light.
In return for modeling for some of my other projects, I agreed to give Agnes and Soph some portraits. Siblings are generally easy to work with. There’s a comforting familiarity that lets them act naturally together. To tell them apart, one simply has to observe how differently each acts in front of a camera.
Thanks for taking these! They turned out great :D I do love that black and white tone.
And thanks for modeling for me! I’m really happy with the way they turned out, and I think it’s mostly the tone that’s doing it for me. It’s subtle enough to draw the eye, but so washed out that it looks boring.