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Zoe Mou pt1
Lookbook for contemporary designer jewellery label Zoe Mou
it was the fastest shoot i ever did 1 week planing 20 looks under 2 hours forum members Yip and Fab came along to assist me in short notice and they did a great job thankyou guys! 
i conceptualised a 60's modernist beehive hairdo, jerome my hair magician made it happen 
post production concept instead of templating the strobe I just photoshop the effect 
credits: Styling: Estelle Deve Hair: Jerome Cultrera @ Atlantis Hair Make-Up: Ayshe Models: Sarah and Emily @ Priscillas Wendell Levi Teodoro
My Agents Press - Getty Images Creative Rep - T.I.D. FashionID, DBP Productions & The Nest Agency My Book - Zeduce
Great shots Wendell (as always).
And I have to say that black lady (Emily or Sarah?) is absolutely stunning. What an amazing subject! (Not to detract from the other model who is a bit Scarlett Johannson-esque) Greg - - - - D200 etc
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see. - Arthur Schopenhauer
I love your work!!!
I like very much what you've done in the last!
More great shots, very classy I like looking at your work especially the way you light your models.
One question though, if this lot are for the jewllery worn by the models I am not shor it works, (for me anyway) wouldn't it work better if the intended subject (the jewellery) was more prominant, I found I was looking more at the models, hair & cloths than the jewelery, it seems incidental to the rest of the photo. But as far as the quality of the photography goes, excellent, top shelfe. Cheers Rick.
Rock on Wendell, rock on
EDIT - I can see the first pic on the front of any big fashion mag. Well done. You have definately got it. Last edited by Heath Bennett on Mon Feb 12, 2007 9:02 am, edited 1 time in total.
HB
Wicked! Love the 1st one. Don't suppose you feel like sharing how you lit that one? I recently did a shoot with a black model and in particular her hair was the killer.... It soaked up light like nothing I've seen, very diffucult to get some sheen out of...
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thankyou everyone
rob nothing fancy 1 light from the left and one on the right black hair has a natural shine to it she must of had matte hair maybe from the hairspray you can either wet the hair or use a waterbased glycerene to make it supple and wet, it's a makeup thing otherwise insect repelent works a shine, i remember the makeup artists at hair expo saying how they got that sexy shine on hair and skin was to rub models with insect repelent Rick your right overall it looks like an editorial shoot for a hair magazine the jewellery does look secondary, i have soem shot where the jewellery is the first thing you see i guess i just post the most visually fashionable ones
Always interesting to view your shots Wendell. Thanks so much for sharing them with us.
Steve (Nikon D200/D700)
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