Showing posts with label pole dance photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pole dance photography. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 November 2011

Pole Updates

Hey everyone

Just updating you guys on the pole situation, as I think I mentioned a while ago how I would be doing some more images for the 'Pole Art' series

I've been practicing loooads of new moves and trying to really improve as much as possible so I can create some special pole photos. I've also started attending new drop-in sessions and have been meeting lots of new pole people, which means I can hopefully start getting more people to model for me at some point too
I'm hoping do another pole shoot VERRRRY soon, I've had to put it on hold for a while as I recently sprained my wrist and now thats healed I've torn some of the muscles near my elbow! So I'm all bandaged up but trying to take it slow in order to heal as quickly as possible. On the plus side, I've been planning the shoot so when I'm all better I can put my bests efforts into it

If you are at all interested in knowing more about the moves and keeping up with pole progress, I always pos snap shots on my facebook profile. This started as a photography profie but pole seems to have taken over :P I do however, use this page for photography

If you're interested in quick updates, I use Twitter a lot
I'm also in the process of editing pole videos to put up on YouTube, so keep a watchful eye out if you'd like to see pole business in action!




Thank you for reading 
h:e

Wednesday, 27 April 2011

Pole Art - what would you like to see next?

I have a number of image ideas for the Pole Art series but I wanted to ask you what you thought about them.

I don't want all the photos to look the same so I've been trying to think of new perspectives/colours/outfits to shoot but what I really want to know is what do you think?

  • Are there any particular camera angles you prefer/think work best?
  • Any colour backdrops/background textures you'd like to see?
  • Any particular style of outfit?
  • Which is your favourite image so far and why?
  • Or maybe there are some moves you'd like to see?

Any other elements you would like to see, perhaps executed differently or to have a completely new idea tried, do let me know as I'd love to hear about what you'd like to see.

The images in the Pole Art series can be viewed here

All I will say is that I want to keep the feel of the image stays true to the whole idea of Pole Art (i.e. to show the artistry of it and to show strength/flexibility/grace/dignity) I'm more than happy to try any ideas you come up with. I'd really appreciate your input

Thank you

:heart:

h:e



p.s. I will try and get another model sometime; it's just hard as I don't really know any other polers so I just have to make do with modeling myself :giggle:

Friday, 3 September 2010

Pole Dance - Pole Art project & New website on the way

So I've done a couple of shoots for my Pole Art project now.... I'm so excited about it! The girls I've worked with so far have been wonderful and are very strong, talented individuals. Please check out the images in my gallery (http://h-e-photography.deviantart.com), hope you like them!

I'm thinking of making the Pole Art series into a calender in time for 2011 so if anyone is interested do let me know as it would be great to have some feedback on what you think of this idea.

I'm also in the middle of building my own website. I've wanted one for ages to properly showcase my work and photography business so I can't wait for this to be finished!


And here are two from the pole shoot that I haven't put up on my gallery... Unsure whether to or not to be honest as they aren't as artistic as the other images... I just loved the way they show the moves!

Model is Kylie Wilson @ Polesation, Romford, Essex

The move Maxi and a Handspring:





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