Robin Mellor, QPSA, BPSA
About the Image(s)
Whenever I photograph a model in a studio setting (IE at home, with a big white background and studio flash) I ask them for a few wacky poses so I can use them is pictures like this one. I have not included originals since they were simply the photographs of the models as you see them here. I think this image may well mean something different to each individual who sees it - so, feel free to make up your own story.
5 comments posted
I think this is a fun image. Well done. I like the Triptych.   Posted: 07/08/2026 21:39:09
Excellent triptych which leaves me asking what is being said to the girl in the centre? A small crit is that white area at the bottom corner of the left hand image.   Posted: 07/09/2026 18:48:38
Robin, This is a very effective technique that does draw me into creating a story. I could see a series of these at a gallery show in your future.   Posted: 07/15/2026 21:21:17
Agree with the others, a nice way to tell a story. Well done.   Posted: 07/16/2026 11:35:55
Robin,
I applaud your creative efforts in putting together a panel of three related images. The young worn posing with her arms is am excellent way tp bring out the concept of conversation with the girl with the long hair. The creative process is in your thinking of the triptych in the first place ad you have done an excellent job putting this together. Well doe!   Posted: 07/16/2026 23:37:08
I applaud your creative efforts in putting together a panel of three related images. The young worn posing with her arms is am excellent way tp bring out the concept of conversation with the girl with the long hair. The creative process is in your thinking of the triptych in the first place ad you have done an excellent job putting this together. Well doe!   Posted: 07/16/2026 23:37:08
