JPG Magazine: Photos: "aggie" by patric shaw

aggie

By patric shaw

On 31 July 2007

Favorited 64 Times

getting ready for a cover shot

12 Responses

On 5 October 2007 Sunni Yuan said:
i bet this photo is better than the cover shot(what magazine was it anyway?). man i love agyness deyn, you are so lucky to have had the chance to photograph her.
On 21 October 2007 alex k gave props:
this is so awesome! great shot!
On 31 October 2007 Ethan James said:
i LOVE Agyness!
and i love this picture!
On 3 November 2007 Frédéric Frognier gave props:
Beautiful compo!
On 4 November 2007 Jim Lewis said:
I bought the magazine because of this shot. Awesome.
On 22 November 2007 Cyril Vivier said:
Superb! A lot of poesy love it! Bravo!
On 29 November 2007 Kayla Goggans said:
agyness deyn? house of holland?! beautiful!
On 27 December 2007 Christopher Long gave props:
Beautiful done!
On 25 January 2008 Timothy Murray said:
This same photo is taken everyday on every photo shoot by every assistant on the planet. The only difference is that it's a shot of Agyness. I think it says more about people's obsession with hype and beauty than anything else. Just ask yourself how much you would like this photo if an ugly nobody was the main subject. That's what I thought.
On 11 February 2008 Laura Brunow Miner said:
Hi Timothy.
Consider your audience for a minute: a shot setup that may seem trite and overdone to you, as someone working in the industry, can be a fresh perspective for readers of a photography magazine.
Also, if it was a picture of an ugly nobody, I would guess that Patric wouldn't be displaying it. It's clear from his body of work that he has plenty of skill in creating interesting, well-composed shots—with our without the help of a hottie.
On 13 February 2008 Yasmina Baggili gave props:
Great portrait. Very well done!
On 17 May 2008 Jenna Hindley said:
I had no idea who this model was when I first saw that issue, and still don't for that matter. In fact, until reading the other comments, I didn't even know she was a model. But I certainly agree that it was more than worthy of being on the cover.