Emma Bailey; Brighton Tattoo Convention 2012
Researching into different tattoo photography I found this photography Emma Bailey who has a project photographing at the Brighton Tattoo Convention 2012. She photographed many different peoples tattoos in different ways, some being portraits that ensure the tattoo is in the shot, and some being of only the tattoo on a specific body part, which ever way she photographs these people she always ensures the tattoos are in the lime light and are a main focal point. I have chosen a few examples of her work to show within my research and the one image I particularly like is the first one because it particularly focuses on the tattoos and I also like the contract of the dress and the lighting fits in well within the image. Although there isn't much within the image to me it is particularly interesting and stands out. Another one I find interesting is the last one, I like the way the photographer has used a dark background and lighting to contrast with the colour on her tattoo and make sure the tattoo stands out. Researching into this photographer and looking at her tattoo photography and seeing the different techniques she uses to photograph this work can help me with shooting my own work and show me different ways and techniques to photograph.
Researching into different tattoo photography I found this photography Emma Bailey who has a project photographing at the Brighton Tattoo Convention 2012. She photographed many different peoples tattoos in different ways, some being portraits that ensure the tattoo is in the shot, and some being of only the tattoo on a specific body part, which ever way she photographs these people she always ensures the tattoos are in the lime light and are a main focal point. I have chosen a few examples of her work to show within my research and the one image I particularly like is the first one because it particularly focuses on the tattoos and I also like the contract of the dress and the lighting fits in well within the image. Although there isn't much within the image to me it is particularly interesting and stands out. Another one I find interesting is the last one, I like the way the photographer has used a dark background and lighting to contrast with the colour on her tattoo and make sure the tattoo stands out. Researching into this photographer and looking at her tattoo photography and seeing the different techniques she uses to photograph this work can help me with shooting my own work and show me different ways and techniques to photograph.
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