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Post by Katy Perry on Feb 13, 2012 20:26:17 GMT -5
 I chose I'm your baby tonight for this picture, because I just think you can feel the love there as if nothing could go wrong and rather if tomorrow comes and things fall down hill tonight she will be in his arms. |
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Post by Amanda Kimmel on Feb 13, 2012 20:40:11 GMT -5
Amanda: This feels somewhat candid to me. Neither of you is facing the camera, and although you definitely have chemistry, it just isn't anything worth noting. Both of you are squinting your eyes and are very lost in each other - it just doesn't translate well to a camera. Your outfit is decent, the concept is strong, the setting works and feels like you're about to make out at a well-lit park at night, and I can definitely feel the relation to the song, but is it too much to ask for more? I see the chemistry, but I don't see the "modeling" aspect here. This is sort of like a Facebook pic. Not completely, but almost. I want to like it, but I really don't know how much I do :/
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Post by Bethany Joy Galeotti on Feb 14, 2012 9:34:06 GMT -5
Beth: I don't think the angle is great for you, Katy. I think this photo does reflect the song well but the angle just didn't work out. Your styling is quite great. I think this photo have the potential because I do like the styling and the concept. I think you can lot better than this Katy
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Post by Anna Wintour on Feb 14, 2012 15:42:23 GMT -5
Anna: Katy, I am so happy to see you're finally listening to our critiques! For the past few weeks, we have been complaining about how unnatural and posey you look, but this time you have given us a very natural and beautiful shot, and for that I am grateful. I see a clear connection to the song here, but I do think it's lacking energy; "I'm Your Baby Tonight" is full of bubbly excitement (Whitney can't even help dancing around throughout most of the video), but here you are showing us a quietly romantic moment in the grass. Like Amanda, I do think this definitely has a candid or "movie still" quality to it, but I still think you look lovely, and I do feel the connection between you and your man; which is what this is all about.
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Post by Joan Rivers on Feb 14, 2012 16:16:58 GMT -5
Joan: Exactly! I am so happy you don’t look plastic here! This is the Katy I like! I like the styling and concept. It fits the Whitney song well. However I agree about the angle, this angle benefits the male more than you. But I am just so happy you listened and brought us a natural photo. Good job!
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