What I like about Harold E Edgerton 

• The movement created by double exposure 

• High contrast between the model and background 

• There is a clear focus point of the images 

What I like about Maciek Jasik

• The colours!! I love the contrast 

• The use of double-exposure 

• How she takes untraditional portraits 

What I like about Christine Webster 

• Particularly the middle image series -  the contrast between the model and the background 

• The muted colours 

• the slightly old/weathered look 

What I like about Eileen Cowin 

• I like how the images photographed as the objects create a "vibe"

• The floating in-mid-air effect for the left image

• The vintage effect of the colour palate 

What I like about Paolo Roversi 

• The 'simplicity' of the portraiture 

• How black and white adds to the ability to focus on the details. 

What I like about Bill Henson 

• The use of shadows creates a mysterious vibe around the model. 

• Used light to create shadows in the dark rather than obstructions to create shadows in the light. 

What I like about Doug & Mike Starn 

• I love how this is more interesting and vintage than a regular image. 

• Extreme close-up 

• The absence of colour makes the details more visible.

What I like about

• The mysterious, vintage and timeless choice of objects and backgrounds 

• The model's Identity is hidden 

• the "Vignette" effects 

What I like about Scenography 

• A whole new POV that I can't get from a DSLR

• The ability to have a completely blank background - gives more focus on what you want 

What I like about Duane Michals 

• The use of double exposure to create a feeling of movement

• Given me inspiration that links to my theme 

• Black and White 

• Vintage look