Under the Microscope Photoshoot Prep

As part of our online portfolio I had to organise a photo shoot that displays my under the microscope print in the form of a subtraction dress. For inspiration to do this I used Pinterest and searched for things such as abstract fashion photography to bring up unusual shoots. Some of my favourite images are below.

 

I particularly liked the above 3 images because of the way the model has been positioned.  The models look like they are upside down but the photograph looks like it has been taken on a straight angle giving the images a really good looking effect. I think for my own under the microscope photo-shoot, I might try this effect by photographing the model bending down so their hair is falling to the floor and then editing it using Photoshop to turn the image of the model upside down.

More images that caught my eye where the ones that used a simple silhouette, I liked these images because the model stood out, I think this would be effective to use when conducting my own photo-shoot because the subtraction dress would stand out because of its vibrant, printed fabric.

The last images I liked are the two above. The first one I liked was because again, it was simple and stood out which if I were to use my subtraction dress on a solid coloured background I think would look really good as I could use contrasting colours. The other image I found really eye catching as it looks like there is a pane of glass in front of the model with water pouring down, creating a blurry, but interesting effect.