They are nice shots Paul, but she doesn't fit the setting. To be believable, she needs more makeup (eye shadow, liner, rouge, lipstick, the whole bit). she needs a tattoo on at least one shoulder, on her belly, and on her ankle, and she needs to have a cigarette in her hand or mouth in every picture. Speaking of belly, the waistline is too high, not enough gap between the top and the jeans. And she should have a few lines around her eyes. She looks too content; nobody lives in a trailer park without at least a few worry lines... What you have here is someone from a wealthy suburb, a Gap and Abercrombie customer, who is playacting at living in a trailer park but doesn't know how to drink or smoke or even how to dress trashy.
Stan on 8/12/03 10:42 AM, Paul Stenquist at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Last weekend I shot a young lady, whom I'll call the "Trailer Park > Princess" at -- you guessed it -- a trailer park. Some of the shots are > with the LX at dusk. Others were shot early evening with the 6x7, > handheld at 1/30 with fill flash from a reflector. The are cliched, but > cliche was my intent. Some people I've shown them to find them > interesting. Others think they're horrible. Take a look if you're > interested. > http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder.tcl?folder_id=326700 > Paul > >
