The theme of this photo session is “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”. The goal was not to copy Audrey Hepburn but to create a gentle thematic picture. The shooting took place and was ordered by “Kinopark” cinema chain in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
This is the movie projector which we decided to use in the photo session.
I walked through the movie theatre and chose this small restaurant. It perfectly fitted the “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” theme.
The only issue was that the projector and the restaurant were on the different sides of the cinema. And the projector looked more than impressive. It’s great that I’m a photographer and I only create tasks. The rest is upon the organization team.
I love my job. )))
I walked through the movie theatre and chose this small restaurant. It perfectly fitted the “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” theme.
The only issue was that the projector and the restaurant were on the different sides of the cinema. And the projector looked more than impressive. It’s great that I’m a photographer and I only create tasks.
The rest is upon the organization team. I love my job. )))
And this is the projector being put off the wagon.
I’m explaining Rina how I see the arm movement in this photo.
And a keepsake selfie. )
Breakfast at Tiffany’s (Photoshop). A post processing video tutorial. Set quality to 720p and enjoy your education.
This is the shot I got in the end.
Adding 20 more layers of paint and this photo goes to my portfolio and as well as becoming the cinema advertisement (sorry, but painting video was sent to my students only).
Photo and editing: Eduard Stelmakh.
Style: Irina Herber.
Model: Rina Fei.
Assistaint: Erlan Sadvakassov.
Location: Kazakhstan.
I did a photo session with a quite similar movie projector a few years ago. The model was Yana Klochkova. Different style, different photo, see for yourself.
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