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Mannequin in a shop window along Queen’s Road in central Bristol; 17 July 2014.
This headless mannequin with her fantastically patterned dress was immediately striking as I walked by, and a composition comprising this patterning, and her forearms and hands, came to mind.
Then, post-capture, her arms and hands were converted into silhouettes against a paler backdrop (in which dashed lines from the shop’s display remain), to retain the human element – because take away her arms and hands and we could be looking at a jazzily decorated coffin! And then restoration of the dress’s pale blues, to further enliven the design.
Canon G11 PowerShot at 140mm (equivalent); 400 ISO; Silver Efex Pro 2, starting at the Push Process by 3 stops preset, with selective restoration of colour.
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It is striking, I agree!
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Thank you, glad it gets to you! Can you see yourself wearing it?! 😉
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Hahaha. I generally prefer to be fly on the wall with my camera. I avoid eye catching things by miles 🙂
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I saw someone wearing that exact dress the other day, The dress looked enviously stunning on her too. 🙂
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Well you’d better tootle over to Bristol and get it then! I’ll do the photos – what about a sense of occasion, big bouquet, a large hat, something like that? And some things for you too …. 😀
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I’m a lover of shop windows but I’ve never seen anything like that. Simply stunning.
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Thanks for your appreciation, Andy! Adrian
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Love it! Want a dress like that 🙂
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It is of electric hue, and could be just you!!! 😀
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I’ll take it! It might just help to tone down the pink a little bit 🙂
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Love this!
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Thanks, Gem! Hope you’re fine! Adrian 🙂
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Ok day. Thanks, A.
xxx
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