Audrey Hepburn - a photographer's delight
June 25th 2008 02:27
I guess for this type of photography the best advice I could give would be to "choose your subject carefully"
Audrey Hepburn fills every requirement, and in looking at the photos you should observe depth of field, angles, symmetry, harmony, rule of thirds, composition, composure and remember most of these would not have the benefits of automation, the photographer would need to set his camera manually and each of these shots meets every possible requirement a photographer would embrace.
The delectable and dramatic Ms Hepburn was truly a movie star beyond compare and her gamin like features and finely boned cheeks accompanied by her slender well dressed frame must have made many a fine photographer happy to go home after his day's work.
Just watch each and every image and try to adapt the techniques to your own images.
Just remember, choose your subject carefully.
This video slide show is dedicated to the late Audrey Hepburn - one of the most beautiful and elegant ladies ever. The slide show was created using various photographs. Music is Henry Mancini's "Moon River" and also "Moon River" as performed by Audrey Hepburn in the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's". I did my best, but it still doesn't do her justice.
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