Fashion Photography

I'm not one for Fashion Photography, but I have found some very interesting work.

This one reminds me a lot of Marilyn Monroe, The way she poses with a cigarette, the lips and the head piece, and also the curly hair. I think this is the most unique one I have seen so far.

This one is beautiful, I love the head piece, it almost looks like a funeral setting, with the black and white along with the head piece. She has posed beautifully in this picture, her face shows true expression.

I love how beautiful her eye make up is, and the hair colour and style. It's abnormal, and I think that's my favourite piece. I have not really seen alot of Fashion Photography like this, but I really like it, and i'd love to see it more. It's a basic pose, and her makeup blends in well with the floral head piece and hair.

My view on permanant make-up

So I saw this advert outside a beauty clique when I was in Germany; I'm not sure if this has hit in the United Kingdom, but I thought I'd write my views.

My first thought was 'Why would you want permanant make-up?' you wouldn't be able to change the colour of your eye shadow, to go with your outfit; the same goes for bush and lipstick.

But on the other hand you wouldn't have to time putting it on, also it wouldn't smudge. Aswell as the fact you wouldn't have to worry about spending money on new make-up.

Over-all though I wouldn't get this done myself, what are your views?

Focused Photography

Focused photography is the best way of getting something to stand out more in a picture, so it gets your attention attracted to the main part of it really. Some people use it to get the image a lot sharper, it is used sometimes for portrait photos e.g

 
                     or maybe using it for low light photography ->

You can use focused photography to help get the picture spot on, and avoid blurred shots. I think that its a good tool to use when taking a picture (: 

Makeup Tips: Concealer

Concealer is thicker than foundation, so please don't apply it all over your face like I've seen a lot of girls do before. It's meant for covering up (concealing) blemishes. Most people use it under their eyes since that is where the skin is more transparent, making it look darker.

To cover up the dark circles under your eyes, gently dot a few circles of liquid concealer as shown in the picture. If you sweep it under the eye, it will be thicker and streakier.

Gently blend the concealer in with your ring finger.

Try using moisturiser before applying concealer, it will protect the skin and make the application smoother.

When buying a concealer, check it is suitable for your skin type and colour. Dab a bit of the tester on your hand and check that it's the same colour or lighter. If not, get another shade. Usually concealer is one shade lighter than your foundation.

You said What?!

This is a new segment I like to call 'You said What?!'' but since I haven't seen many things going on today, so this is mine, and it's from a girl called divaloves1D Idk who she is or anything, and she said this;

I'm like what is she on about?!

Don't you just love photography?#2 Peeking through glasses.

This is completing the #1 I did earlier.
Remember to click to enlarge.

This one is also very pretty, I love the effect.

I remember these heart glasses! I haven't worn or seen them in ages! But I especially love the way the sun is reflecting off them.

That's the last of  'Don't you just love photography?' Peeking through glasses.

Don't you just love photography?#1 Peeking through glasses

I know I do, and I especially love the peeking through someones glasses effect.
Here are some I found today.
Remember to click on them to enlarge them.

This one has lovely greenary in it.

I think this one has to be my favourite, it's not glasses though, it's like a big glass ball, and when you look through it the black and white becomes colourful.

More on the second post.