Check out the following behind-the-scenes video demonstrating how these amazing shots featuring model Elodie Blain surrounded by a serene cloud of flour were captured by photographer Thomas David…
Gorgeous, don’t you think? Share your thoughts!
Check out the following behind-the-scenes video demonstrating how these amazing shots featuring model Elodie Blain surrounded by a serene cloud of flour were captured by photographer Thomas David…
Gorgeous, don’t you think? Share your thoughts!
susie loves photography 
so simple, so amazing, truly amazing!
I’m delighted you enjoyed the post – thank you for taking the time to view and comment!
Susie
Beautiful and fantastic idea. I’ve seen a few flour photographers over the last few nights, but I like this method most. Probably the easiest to setup and clean up!
Yes – there’s much to be said for minimising the housework! Thank you for your interest…
Susie
My pleasure Susie. BTW, I posted the link to this article on Facebook, so your blog traffic may have increased for the last few days. Plus I have indicated that I am going to try some flour photography later this year!
That’s great – on all counts! 🙂
Susie
Very interesting. Reminded me of the many innovative photographers I came to know
and learn from at School of Fototechnik -Delhi-India (http://fototechnik.in/)
They create fizz in soda and shoot..and different types of portraiture..black and white
and using different media ..but this is first time I saw this idea..Great work.
I’m delighted you enjoyed the post and I appreciate you taking the trouble to provide your feedback – many thanks…
Susie
Brilliant, I have not seen this done before. Looks like a challenge and fun at the same time.
Yes, it does look like fun, doesn’t it! I’m grateful for you dropping by Stephen – many thanks!
Susie
Very cool.
Glad you like it Paul!
Susie
Thanks for that its great to gain an insight into behind-the-scenes of a shoot like this, i normally assume that images like these are done in Photoshop, as everyone else is over using filters!
Hi Ryan – delighted you enjoyed the post… fancy flash techniques aside, it’s quite amazing what lovely portraits can be achieved with a shake of simple household flour!
Susie
Hey Susie, thanks for this. It is so simple, cheap and so much fun to photograph! We tried it over the weekend and both model and photographer had a lot of fun trying out different techniques.
Hi Liz,
It’s fabulous that you tried this … and I’m delighted you had so much fun with it! Thank you for your interest and for taking the time to provide your feedback …
You’ll need to try this next!
Susie