Model Shoot in Faversham Creek

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caporip
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Model Shoot in Faversham Creek

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We did a short shoot in the boatyards and buildings in the Creek at Faversham
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In a 50s style:-
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While going round the creek there are a lot of old raliway carriages being used as huts. One of which is a nautical linked book shop:-
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The book shop one is fantastic for me. It evokes the memories of bygone era. The middle one
is similar too, evoking the image of a pin-up movie stars of yester years. In the first one, I liked
the lighting but those jeans were distracting for my taste.
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#2 & 3 for me too.
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I like the 50's model shot, great stuff, and the tucked away bookshop with actual real books in it with paper pages, amazing find and great shot.
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sury wrote:The book shop one is fantastic for me. It evokes the memories of bygone era. The middle one
is similar too, evoking the image of a pin-up movie stars of yester years. In the first one, I liked
the lighting but those jeans were distracting for my taste.
With best regards,
Sury
I very much agree with sury. I do like the girls pose and fiery hair in the first image, but the jeans are far too distracting.

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