I take pictures, photographic pictures.
Britta is an incredibly creative person and I love shooting with her. She is the nicest person and so easy to work with, and in addition to that, she comes up with all those costume ideas and builds lots of her own accessories.
These are just a few of the results from our recent studio day.
A few weeks ago, I was at one of those group shoots again. We had rented a small studio together with a group of photographers and models and had planned to shoot a bunch of fantastic fantasy outfits. The models had brought some fantastic dresses, headpieces and accessories which you will see in a later post. But then V., whom I already knew from a previous photoshoot, discovered the bed in the back room, the lingerie in the dress collection and some accessories in a box under the bed. We both instantly knew that we had to take the opportunity, so we went to work.
The space was quite narrow and the lighting was a bit tricky, but with the help of the curtains, moving some furniture, and disassembling half the bed, we made it work.
What do you think about our results?
I know you’ve been wondering: “Can he do males as well?” You tell me!
“… we have to do the perfect photo.” So no pressure at all in my Instagram DMs, when planning this photoshoot.
But for her 100th Instagram post, I think we pretty much nailed it.
If you are into the history of photography, you might have heard about Edward Weston and his Pepper #30. Many have attributed a sensual quality to this image.
The pictures in this post are my take on the subject. Not as refined or involved as Weston’s approach, but maybe a little more adapted to modern viewing habits, and people who have seen the photos already have described them als “almost a little sexy.” What you you think?
Next time I’m going out with Cinestill 800T, I’m bringing a filter.
More pretty girls an flowers.
Yes, it is spring and I’m not afraid to do some cliché photos of nice women in magnolia bushes. I know some miserable people online hate on that. Just wait ’til they see the cherry blossoms.
This is the first composing I ever did in Photoshop. I’d love to learn a little more about this, although the heavily composed images you often see are not really my thing. But for subtle things like this … Why not?
