Monochromatic Blue Bed Room Photo Shoot

Blog by Jada Parrish | Conceptual Photography | 02/18/21

This blog post is a part of our 100 set project! Set 3/100. Click here to learn more.

We are on a mission to build 100 sets and do 100 shoots this year. Well, welcome to shoot #2 - The Blue Bedroom.

This was the first set where we began playing with forced perspective. We photographed some of this using a 24mm tilt/shift lens to create the illusion that the headboad was larger and the bed was further away than it actually was.

The bedroom was loosely designed in a monochromatic 70s style referencing our favorite hotel in Los Angeles.

We explored posing, emotion, and interation with props in this series. Our model, Robin Caprice, absolutely rocked it and brought so much to this shoot.

Model: Robin Caprice

Set Design: David Parrish

Paint Colors: Sherwin Williams (Take Five, Respite, Leisure)

Lighting: Paul C. Buff

Wadrobe: Free People

 

 

 

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