Fantastic! I'll be watching the stream for sure!
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From the outset, SHOWstudio: Fashion Revolution was intended to be much more than just a retrospective. With that in mind, our latest shoot in the Live Studio space is a SHOWstudio first - the first time we have streamed one of Nick Knight's shoots for British Vogue. Naturally, this is a shoot with a difference - based around the theme of 'Fairytale', today and tomorrow Nick will shoot Russian supermodelka Natalia Vodianova in an array of custom gowns specially designed by the leading lights of international fashion in aid of her charity, The Naked Heart Foundation. We are broadcasting all the action live from Somerset House on SHOWstudio.com - or why not hot-foot it down to the exhibition in person and see a piece of fashion history unfold before your very eyes?
In reply to Richard Wright:
Oh do they do these things to order now? Didn't realise. Maybe you can get Terry Wogan down to do commentary too, and the team from Strictly to do dance interludes in the quiet moments?
In reply to _hudson:
LOL !! .... Humour ... what a wonderful human quality !!! .... what would be of us without it ? .... LOVE IT !
In reply to Richard Wright:
Please do correct me if I'm wrong but I seem to sense that you are very much driven by the technical side of photography ? I'm not so sure that such limited footage would help you to broaden your knowledge .... as to make an impact of great relevance in your future career and ARTISTIC SUCCES ?
In retrospective it is not so much that you are asking far more than you should expect but is your BOSSY like tone that seems to come across as rather incredible arrogant .... no offence meant :) ..... but then again that is my personal perception of absolute no importance ....
In reply to Richard Wright:
As galileo's universe wrote, as opposed to what you suggested, or the suggestion itself, it was more the tone of your approach: namely that non-inclusion of these suggested elements would make the shoot worthless. Reminded me a little of a self-declared epicure clicking his fingers at a waiter. I'd also like to point out that I didn't suggest image specifics (unlike your urging for the use of 10x8) but merely made MY suggestions as to what would make the shoot more entertaining for the viewer. Tongue in cheek though they may have been, as you stated they are equally valid.