Taylor and 2 of my neighbors -- omg you can't believe the horror that is my studio right now! Mud everywhere! I'm serious, we dug black dirt from my back garden, sifted it and added hot water (its cold out!)., once we made a huge vat of mud we had each girl turn upside down and basically wash her hair and face in the tub of mud. I made a path of towels to the studio floor for them to walk on, but they still got mud everywhere! Hope it was worth it.
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B&W works great for this. I really like the model in the center with eyes open and the other two with them closed. I'm not sure about the title, but overall this is one of the best I've seen yet.
Their shirts are a bit too clean for the amount of mud on the faces. If your face gets this muddy, generally the clothes are even worse. Nice thought with the title. Lighting and tech is good.
Wow factor alert! Love the effort you put into this. Great lighting and PP. Nice how the girl in the middle seems to support the other two, showing great strength. Timeless and a real work of art.
I'm really glad they are not going to enter my bathtub after the shoot :)
A bit overdone on the mud IMO and the lighting is a little harsh - but still a nice entry.
I'm not sure how well a studio and mud-faced children works - I like that one madel faces the camera, as if asking for help while the others are just too weak and disheartened.
The closed eyes throw me a bit. I like the composition though, especially the "lean in" of the model on the left. It looks a bit too "made up", but it isn't bad. 7
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