Very simple really. White table as base, white table as background, slightly off color white 1/4 inch board for runway.
Two boards painted white as false walls behind model to serve as entrance area to catwalk with light behind. 4 spots to light my "model", and Nikon SB600 speedlight front right as fill, in rear sync mode. The tricky part was getting the model to stay in position without tipping over. I cut a 2 inch piece of wire coat hanger and inserted into the bottom of her foot, and up into her leg. I then drilled a small hole in the 1/4 inch board she is standing on and inserted the coat hanger into it. Thats really it...
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Place: 100 out of 133 Avg (all users): 4.7178 Avg (commenters): 6.3600 Avg (participants): 4.1905 Avg (non-participants): 4.8278 Views since voting: 1424 Views during voting: 566 Votes: 365 Comments: 28 Favorites: 0
I completely fail to understand why this scored as low as it did. Sometimes the voters here make no sense to me at all. Enjoy the nice comments and forget about the score on this one. I think you had a great idea and pulled it off very, very well.
Composition: 4 - Coulda spent more time on the background / set. Maybe elevated the "runway" :)
Technical: 5
Creativity: 6
Appeal: 4
Challenge: 5
Overall Score: 5 - (weighted - NOT a calculated average)
Whoa! Is that "Runway Barbie?" She's hot hot hot! :D
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