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Fallout cosplay with Gillian Foxglove
Fallout cosplay with Gillian Foxglove
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Mar, 2020Views
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Awards
Contest Finalist in Notes of Blue Photo Contest
Curator's Selection
Top Shot Award 22
Contest Finalist in Capture Blue Photo Contest
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Summer 2020
Peer Award
Top Choice
Absolute Masterpiece
Superb Composition
Outstanding Creativity
All Star
Magnificent Capture
Superior Skill
Genius
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DB-Photography
March 29, 2023
This is perfect. An excellent shot that thoughtfully represents the era in which it was first created with subtle hints of today. Color, texture and lighting are very well done.
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familycam
March 30, 2023
Great photo! This is a good impression of \"Rosie the Riveter\". Congratulations on being a finalist!👏
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FightGuyPhoto
October 02, 2023
Thanks for the weirdest comment so far. How does someone not have a face for a photo?
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Laton1973
Jan 11
love the photo, beautiful red hair with red bow and red lips , beautiful blues eyes matching her work clothes, great skin tone and lighting
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Location
We shot this one in a shared studio space in Alexandria, VATime
I think this was a mid-day shoot. We had a list of 4 or 5 looks our model wanted to shoot, so I think we took the block out of the middle of the day to make that happen.Lighting
We had a fairly simple set up, octobox and fill light, if memory serves.Equipment
Shot with a Canon 7D Mark II, my usual 24-105 F/4 lens. Great all around lens. And a pair of studio lights. I want to say they were Alien Bees, but I honestly don't remember.Inspiration
Well the Rosie the Riveter pose is pretty obvious. It fit with the vibe of Fallout, that 1940s/50s Americana, future culture feel.Editing
Just a bit. I adjusted the blue on the outfit and drew out some more texture and contrast, to give it a more exaggerated, comic book feel. Same with the model's hair.In my camera bag
My studio bag is usually my main camera (used to be a Canon 7D Mark II, now a Canon R6), my main walkaround lens (Canon 24-105mm F/4L), a portrait lens (usually a Canon 85mm f/1.8), and some extra batteries.Feedback
Try to fit all the elements of your shoot together. Pose, light, theme, outfit, colors. If everything can align, and work together, you've probably got yourself a solid photo.
