This is one of my favorites from the Jean Ball Gown shoot at Cape Lookout State Park, Oregon. For those who have not met this dress, it is made from 13 pairs of old torn jeans.
Model/Clothing/Make-up/Editor: Harmony Sage Photographer: Sean Parker
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Great work! Who would have ever thought of creating such a unique dress out of blue jeans!
The amazing part of the dress, I feel, is that the dress itself seems to fit together perfectly, and every fold seeming natural and beautiful rather than wrinkled and annoying. The neutral color of the background help make you and your dress"pop out" from the image, so to speak. The vibrance of the dress draws viewers eyes towards the middle, and creates a colorful expanse for our eyes to enjoy.
However, I feel that to portray the dress to its full potential you could have had stronger, more firm photos. Many of the photos you have given seem to portray the same thing from nearly the same angle.
wow...how clever! And it could not have been easy. I have always been a jean lover lol. This would have been perfect for me a few years back. I love how you used the pockets for trim. Great work
The amazing part of the dress, I feel, is that the dress itself seems to fit together perfectly, and every fold seeming natural and beautiful rather than wrinkled and annoying. The neutral color of the background help make you and your dress"pop out" from the image, so to speak. The vibrance of the dress draws viewers eyes towards the middle, and creates a colorful expanse for our eyes to enjoy.
However, I feel that to portray the dress to its full potential you could have had stronger, more firm photos. Many of the photos you have given seem to portray the same thing from nearly the same angle.
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