Creation of “Marquee” in Better Photoshop Techniques #16
Daniel Linnet - the Ballerina, Marquee
What started out as a simple sketch from a set and costume designer and very good friend of Daniels, James Browne, turned into and epic 18 hour shoot with a cast of thousands, a very talented creative team, months of pre-production and planning all followed by many hours editing and post-production.
We often joke that this series of images is like the gift that keeps on giving for Daniel, but in fact there is truth to that statement. Daniel has sold many prints, and more recently they were shortlisted for the London International Creative Awards.
Recently better photoshop magazine ran a story on the creation of Marquee where Daniel explains the thought and creative process behind the shoot, from behinning to end!
Jose Fernandez
Original Sketch by James Browne
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October 14th, 2009 at 2:01 pm
I have always been inspired by this image and it was great to see how you worked hard on an image that not only tells a story but is so alive and almost magical in its presentation.
As someone who has completed your People Photography workshop in the past it has really helped to see how you created this composite image and the processes involved. Kudos to you for sharing it with us
Warm regards,
Vanesa
October 16th, 2009 at 6:54 pm
Cheers Vanessa. I’ve also got a video clip of the whole process which I might post up in the next few weeks.