"Poetry with light" is the subtitle or tagline associated with Forever Images. For me, it honestly explains what Forever Images' fashion photography stand for. Fascinating fashion photography that results in artistically delightful and gorgeous photos. The uniqueness of my work makes it’s clearly recognizable. For me this is the most essential aspect that makes that I see my work as pieces of art. An artistic interpretation of a visual experience.
Fashion photo model in white dress during Amsterdam Fashion Week | Fashion Photographer Michiel Borgart - Forever Images.
How nice of you to have taken the time to view fashion photo color 10. The description reads: Fashion photo model in white dress during Amsterdam Fashion Week | Fashion Photographer Michiel Borgart - Forever Images.. What do you think of this photo? How do you feel about professional fashion photography? Would you like to do a photo shoot? Did this photo give you any great ideas? What do beautiful and unique photos look like to you? Feel free to let me know what you think. Or perhaps you are interested in reading what others like to say about me and my work.
Most importantly, I don’t work alone as a fashion photographer. I always work in a team with fashion designers, models, make-up artists and stylists. Communication and the willingness to understand each other are, in my perspective, key to achieve an excellent result. This applies during the shoot, but also during preparation and post-processing of the photos. I think excellent collaboration during these phases is key to success. There is a lot more to it, here I describe how I do fashion photography in more detail. Do you want more inspiration, please find an overview of my fashion photos here. Here you can read more about Fashion photography in Amsterdam. The way I do fashion photography is, of course, personal even when it’s done on a professional level. If you want to find out more about me and why I love photography and what the basis is from which I work, you can find my story here.
Everyone has heard or used the word "glamor" at some point. And everyone has a feel for the meaning of the word. When I looked up the meaning of "glamour", that meaning came across as less stylish to me than I expected. Glamor has been described as 'pretense', 'fake mesmerizing beauty', 'enchanting charm', 'enchanting appearance', 'glitter', 'splendor', 'artificial brilliance' or 'excessive adornment'. It doesn't come across as real, honest, or authentic at first. But a 'touch' of glamor in a photo can, in my view, add something that does not have to crowd out the real thing. When applied subtly, it can give a portrait photo that little bit extra, making it even more unique. But above all, glamor goes great with fashion. They help each other to emerge more powerfully from a photo. Fashion naturally enhances the glamor content and an extra touch of glamor can beautifully bring out the fashion aspect. In my experience, the art with glamor is nuanced enough not to let it dominate, as long as you manage to get the most out of it if the message is glamour. Take a look at some of my glamour photos, do you recognize what I'm describing here?
I really love this fashion photo, fashion photo color 10, in color. It has been given this description: Fashion photo model in white dress during Amsterdam Fashion Week | Fashion Photographer Michiel Borgart - Forever Images. And contains these tags: fashion photo glamour color catwalk runway 2015-07-11 FIS15071101 fashion photographer Michiel Borgart Forever Images The Hague. Most fashion photos we see are in color. Color usually attracts more attention and can literally highlight specific details. But for some photos I strongly prefer black and white. B&W photography is my passion and specialty as a professional fashion photographer. I love to tell you more about it and wrote this page about my Black and White Photography. And I also like to share a part of my portfolio of B&W photos with you.
I like to shoot on location (indoors or outdoors) and in my photo studio. It's located in The Hague. Easily reached by car (about 4 minutes from the A12 and A4) and parking right in front of the building. The Hague Central Station is about a 6 minute walk. Here are some of my studio photos. They give you a good impression of the possibilities.
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