'Memento Mori' - © Imago Mortis Photography 2013
As you can see, there
have been some changes to the site. My old server added annoying
adverts without telling me, and I got sick of the look of the old
site. So now, following on from my webzine
(http://www.intravenousmag.co.uk
– go take a look!) I decided to integrate my Imago Mortis site into
my Adversaria blog and merge the two into one.
There are still tweaks
to be made here and there, and some pages still need to be uploaded,
but overall I'm liking the new look.
I've also deleted some old profiles and created some new ones. Have a look in the LINKS section to visit... or if you're lazy, just look below:
I've also deleted some old profiles and created some new ones. Have a look in the LINKS section to visit... or if you're lazy, just look below:
So this year I've got a
few shoots under my belt and there is talk of more. Which is always
positive.
First of all I did a
burlesque themed shoot with Scissor Doll. It was originally supposed
to be a quick test shoot to try out some new lights I bought. Anyway
we got into it and ended up with A LOT of photos.
First of all I shot
some with Scissor Doll's natural short and spikey hair and edited the
pictures in a way that, to me anyway, had a hint of the 1980s. For
the second lot, Scissor Doll got her new black dropped wig and let
her inner Dita Von Teese out. The results I think are some of the
best pictures I've ever shot. I liked them so much I did an
alternative edit of every shot. This time, rather than just opting
for the low-key black and white look, I took my inspiration from ManRay and decided to give the pictures a semi-solarised look.
The second shoot of the
year also turned into a three-parter. It was the first time I'd shot
with my friend Alivya for a few years and it was well worth the wait.
I bought some 1950's underwear for her especially for the occasion
and I think Liv found them quite comfy.
First we shot some
infra-red pictures in what was, in hindsight, inadequate lighting. I
could have done with a fill flash or something really. But the final
shots after editing came out rather spooky and cool. For the next lot
of pictures we used the camera with no filter and went for a classic
black and white look. Finally I got the phone out and got some low-fi
shots to edit in Vignette and Pixlr. Again I'm really happy with all
of the results.
All the new sets are
available to view in the gallery page in the MODELS slideshow, or you
can visit my flickr page HERE.
All photographs ©
Imago Mortis Photography
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