Benjamin Askinas photographed Carolina, a Brazilian model represented by Hollywood Model Management, for a C-Heads exclusive editorial.
Carolina's most impressive feature is definitely her eyes; they are an arresting shade of hazel green, framed by long, pretty lashes and bold brows. In the blink of an eye, Carolina can go from a hazy gaze to a measured stare that can penetrate to the very center of your being. Carolina can make a statement or ask a question simply by arching one of her perfectly groomed brows.
Askinas captures all the nuances of Carolina's expressions (along with all the nuances of her lithe body) in this editorial, entirely shot with 35mm film. Describing the shoot, Askinas says,“We had to hide our nudity from all of the grown-ups living upstairs, it was a blast.”
What's Driving This Trend
- Eye-catching Photography
- Innovative photographers could experiment using unique eye colors and facial features to create captivating pieces.
- 35mm Film Comeback
- As digital photography dominates the industry, using 35mm film could be a disruptive innovation to stand out and create unique pieces.
- Emotive Modeling
- Models who can deliver an array of emotions and expressions could revolutionize the fashion and advertising industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers should embrace unique features in their models and experiment with film to set themselves apart.
- Film Photography
- Investing in techniques like 35mm film and experimenting with different models can offer a unique selling proposition.
- Modeling
- Models who can emote and deliver diverse facial expressions can bring a creative edge to the modeling and advertising industries.
