I am very excited to share with you that my Dryad/Elf fantasy shoot has been published. I have had to keep this in for two months before I could announce it and post the images. Magazines want to have first rights to publishing images if they decide to use them. The publication is called Emerge Arts and it focuses on all the artists involved with photography, from makeup arts, to wardrobe designers, to models and photographers. They cover all the talent that goes into a creative shoot.
This shoot took months to come together, but I am so glad I finally got the opportunity to work with Irene. As soon as I saw her portfolio, I knew she'd be perfect for a spritely character. We discussed shooting outdoors in the woods and I was leaning toward elf or dryad. Irene loved the concepts because these are characters close to her heart, too. She already had the elven ears, antlers, and she makes elven/dryadic jewelry. Our ideas meshed perfectly.
A big thank you goes to Irene's boyfriend for playing assistant for the day. He was a tremendous help from lugging the equipment around the park to helping navigate through untraversed areas.
Model/MUAH/ear cuff: Irene Cameron
Halter and assistant: Justin Tesmer
Photographer/Retoucher: Donna Macauley
This shoot took months to come together, but I am so glad I finally got the opportunity to work with Irene. As soon as I saw her portfolio, I knew she'd be perfect for a spritely character. We discussed shooting outdoors in the woods and I was leaning toward elf or dryad. Irene loved the concepts because these are characters close to her heart, too. She already had the elven ears, antlers, and she makes elven/dryadic jewelry. Our ideas meshed perfectly.
A big thank you goes to Irene's boyfriend for playing assistant for the day. He was a tremendous help from lugging the equipment around the park to helping navigate through untraversed areas.
Model/MUAH/ear cuff: Irene Cameron
Halter and assistant: Justin Tesmer
Photographer/Retoucher: Donna Macauley
