Photographer: Natalia Pek
Talent: Kath Margiano
Stylists: Jenny Setiawan, Devina Kartika

Collaboration with AWT.
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This is another collaboration shots with my friend AWT but this is one more like... we-want-to-shoot-more after the RENOIR pieces are done lol. Seriously, having a stylist for a photoshoot like this is super helping. You see the picture that Kath wears a flowery skirt? The top she used is also a skirt! Our stylist put some magic to it. HAHA.

Since there are too many photo shoot I had, I really can't decide which one I should post first. Huff..
Anyway, it's CHRISTMAS EVE today! YAY!

Stay tuned for tomorrow. I'll post something really cute and pretty :)

Bonjour!
I'll turn myself into a French lady for a while :D

Currently, I'm doing this collaboration project with my new photographer friend, AWT. At first, I was thinking that this is gonna be my new personal project. Then after thinking for a while, I decided to make this as a collaboration with other fellow photographer.

The original concept is basically replicating some Impressionist paintings into a photograph. Not making it EXACTLY the same, but also modifying it to a modern style. Why Impressionist? Because I love it. HAHAHA. Well, personally I love Impressionist paintings, especially Degas. Then I bought a book about best Impressionist paintings and what paintings you should know. I loved it too much that make me can't sleep. The idea is running around my mind, wanted to do photoshoot so bad on it.

Another reason why I choose Impressionist because it's so natural that people will know what painting is this and who the subject. For more history knowledge, please do look at Google. And as a person that learn classical piano, I knew some of Impressionist music and their characteristics. Both in music and painting, the style is so me. Naturalistic yet imaginary. So, yeah. This is the reason why.

Because this is a series project and Impressionist painter are so many, I picked some of the names that people know about. The first one will begin with a man called Pierre-Auguste Renoir. He's well-known by his portrait works.

I will not tell you which of his paintings I used in the series. Surprise awaits!