Comments on: fashion photography theory and concepts #1 http://blog.charlesbeckwith.com/2007/05/fashion-photography-theory-and-concepts-1/ Charles Beckwith Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:35:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Cheyne http://blog.charlesbeckwith.com/2007/05/fashion-photography-theory-and-concepts-1/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Cheyne Fri, 03 Apr 2009 23:35:00 +0000 http://blog.charlesbeckwith.com/wordpress/?p=15#comment-17 A very well written article, Charles. I struggled a lot with applying logical explanations to my work as well. I get into arguments with my BF over why I chose not to beat my audience over their heads with contextual clues.<br/><br/>Thanks for the extra insight! A very well written article, Charles. I struggled a lot with applying logical explanations to my work as well. I get into arguments with my BF over why I chose not to beat my audience over their heads with contextual clues.

Thanks for the extra insight!

]]> By: Richard Goldstein http://blog.charlesbeckwith.com/2007/05/fashion-photography-theory-and-concepts-1/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Richard Goldstein Sat, 02 Jun 2007 15:56:00 +0000 http://blog.charlesbeckwith.com/wordpress/?p=15#comment-4 the problem as i see it is basically this... if you approach "fashion photography" from the outside -- the look of the image or studying poses you like -- the seesence of the fashion statement is missed. it is an inside out proposition if we are talking about editorial and advertising fashion photography rather than straight catalog work (as opposed to lookbook and lookbook style catalog) which is essentially product photography of clothing.<br/><br/>get inside... what is the fashion/style statement you want to make? the problem as i see it is basically this… if you approach “fashion photography” from the outside — the look of the image or studying poses you like — the seesence of the fashion statement is missed. it is an inside out proposition if we are talking about editorial and advertising fashion photography rather than straight catalog work (as opposed to lookbook and lookbook style catalog) which is essentially product photography of clothing.

get inside… what is the fashion/style statement you want to make?

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