A young woman with blue eyes and black hair is captured in a bold and eclectic outfit, featuring silver chains, a red dress, and a black jacket.
Headline
AUSA Friday
Description
Two record labels, Extasy Records (Tokyo) and Free-Will (Osaka), were instrumental in promoting the visual kei scene. Extasy was created by X Japan's drummer and leader Yoshiki and signed bands, not limited to visual kei acts, that would go on to make marks on the Japanese music scene, including Zi:Kill, Tokyo Yankees and Ladies Room. Luna Sea and Glay, who went on to sell millions of records, with Glay being one of Japan's best-selling musical acts, had their first albums released by Extasy in 1991 and 1994. Free-Will was founded by Color vocalist and leader Dynamite Tommy, while at the time not as popular as Extasy, it had many moderately successful acts. Currently Free-Will is still going strong and has been a major contributor in spreading modern visual kei inside and outside Japan, whereas Extasy followed its owner and became based out of the US, signing and producing American acts, and has since faded away.
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Camera Vivid
Color temperature
5300
Editing software
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6.8 (Windows)
Approximate focus distance (m)
2
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Detailed description
A young woman with striking blue eyes and long black hair styled in an edgy manner, wearing a visually appealing outfit that showcases her individuality. She is adorned with multiple silver chains dangling from her neck to the bottom of the frame, adding a touch of elegance to her overall appearance. Her attire consists of a red and black dress paired with a black jacket featuring a striking metallic red lining, creating a sense of depth and visual interest. The woman's makeup is bold, with pink accents on her cheeks, complemented by dark lipstick that adds a dramatic flair to her features. Her hands are painted with pink nail polish, adding a pop of color to the overall composition. The background of the image appears blurry, but it seems to be an outdoor setting, possibly a city street or park, which provides a subtle contrast to the woman's bold and eclectic style. Overall, the image presents a captivating portrait that celebrates individuality and self-expression.
