White fundoshi, almost white curtains. Part 2 of this series.
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Saturday, February 8, 2020
Monday, February 3, 2020
2019 Hotel Series - Brown Voile Fundoshi - The Exposed Shoot 2
Here are photos from the most naturalistic take on this set featuring a brown voile fundoshi.
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Tuesday, January 28, 2020
2019 Hotel Series - Black Voile Fundoshi - The Bed Shoot 2
The second set of 'out of camera' photos wearing a black voile fundoshi.
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Thursday, January 23, 2020
2019 Hotel Series - Grey Voile Fundoshi - The Pink Opaque 1
Well, well, well. I found a fourth set of photos from this shoot in a grey voile fundoshi that needed processing. Usually, I take enough photos to get 2-3 sets to produce with different looks. I guess I was enjoying myself during this session! It seems (because I have actually forgotten and don't have a good backup of the new software I'm using) that I used a filter called 'Orton Effect', maybe some fog and I definitely added a light pink tint to the originals. Who knows if I will ever reproduce this in the future? For now, there are two sets processed this way, so I hope you enjoy set number one.
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Saturday, January 18, 2020
2019 Hotel Series - Purple Voile Fundoshi - The Bed Shoot - Black and White
The last photographic look of this series of a purple fundoshi was entitled 'harsh'. For this set, I simply turned the same settings into black and white. No real effort at all - just a simple button.
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Monday, January 13, 2020
2019 Hotel Series - White Voile Fundoshi - Wet - Harsh 1
Going in a completely opposite direction from the last look of these photos from the wet shoot in a white voile fundoshi. I severely increased the edges, details, contrast and all sorts of other little things to come up with this look.
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Wednesday, January 8, 2020
2019 Hotel Series - White Voile Fundoshi - White on White - Black and White 1
In this set from the white on white voile fundoshi shoot, I went for a deep black and white look. I played with the mid-tones a bit to keep the fundoshi the whitest part of the photos. This worked better in some photos than others, as you will see.
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