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fetishfaerie-stock — Sassy Faerie XI
Published: 2007-04-26 02:38:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 1730; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 293
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Well, okay.. they're not ALL sassy, but they started out that way and the name stuck.This was really just a test for "faerie-esque" make-up, and I managed to NOT get copious amounts of glitter in my eyes, so that's good. What's not good is that I slathered a whole buncha color and glitter on my eyes and it's not really that apparent in the photos.
And I wanted to make some silly faces. Because I can.
Must keep testing....
Photograph of me, taken by me on April 25th, 2007.
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i smell envy! 
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lol Yes, it's the same fabric (and probably some of the same eyeshadows, just layered differently) as my Envy series.
I love hearing opinions and critiques because I can learn from them. Unfortunately, taking my own photographs leaves a lot of things open-ended and I have little control over the exactness of angle, lighting, etc. - because I can't be behind the lens and in front of it at the same time.
I'm also past just trying to look pretty and finding flattering angles (if you can't tell by my goofy-faced shots lol), and I really wanted my face lifted upward as if looking and reaching for something hanging above. I do, however, keep in mind the angling of my face when someone else is taking the photograph.
Thank you!
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hehe, i'm glad im semi-useful. I also meant that this image had the feel of Envy, the way you're reaching and the almost desperate look in your eyes and your face. the delicate curling of the hand - it all lends it selfvery well to envy
The goofy series worked well, i think a lot of stock-artists (lets be honest, a lot of stock uploaders are artists in the stock they provide - including yourself ofc) have a tendency to aim to look pretty rather than provide something unique or different, which i think you've executed very well, sometimes you just need a whole lot of crazy for a photomanip
erm anyways, my point was... great job!
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The lighting I use is all natural - I look like crap under a flash. lol This set-up involved a little nook by my backdoor. I strung up a dark blue velvet fabric about 3 and a half feet or 4 feet away from a window for a backdrop, then just set up my tripod right in front of the window (I had to smush the legs closer together so everything would fit in that tiny space). It was a rainy, overcast day so I didn' thave to worry about the tripod casting much of a shadow. The nice thing about using the velvet, too, is that it absorbs light instead of reflects it, so I don't have to worry about that messing up my lighting.
I'm actually going to be modeling for a photographer on Sunday who's going to teach me about studio lighting - I'm excited! There are all sorts of cheap alternatives to pricy studio light sets, I just need to figure out what would work best.
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ooh sounds interesting, you'll have to divulge all his secrets
im quite surprised all your lighting is natural, you must have quite the complexion and camera
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This is definitely my favourite of the bunch. Your eyes, hair and dress all compliment very nicely. By the way, I love the dress, did you make it yourself? It fits the faerie theme perfectly. I also love the way you managed to cover your entire body in glitter.
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Thank you.
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