Thanks Steve, thanks for commenting. Odd is good! That's what fashion is all about!
I should add for everyone else's benefit, that despite me loving my weddings, my long term goal is to shoot fashion, so I need to do this kind of weird stuff to keep my hand in, so to speak. I was amazed at how well the effect of the white balance worked to mimic cross-processing. In fact, it worked even better than cross-processing. That shot was straight out of camera - meaning no magenta bleed, do yellow colour cast, just high contrast (courtesy of over exposure), high saturation (again, over exposure), and mismatched white balance. Although there are many problems with, and fixes that could be made to this series of shots, I really had so much fun producing them (even the risque ones that you are all talking about, don't think I don't know that you've seen them! ;-) and if you didn't, well, sorry, I took them down after they'd been "discovered", courtesy of the bloody tech head computer hacks you all are...), and really felt that I had "learned" something by the end of the session. tan. (who at 4.30am, finally has a peaceful household and is off to the land of nod...) -----Original Message----- From: Steve Desjardins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, 15 June 2004 3:53 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: hehe, I've been at it again... Hey Tan, It's got to be tough to be your own model. I'm frankly amazed at how well they came out given that you couldn't use the viewfinder. (Definitely a GFM influence). I particularly like 5125bw,5193bw, 5095, and 5098. The one with the shifted, saturated colors is odd but very striking.
