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Model: Janae Fulton
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
LTD ED print available.
model/MUA: Coffin Kandi www.facebook.com/pages/Coffin-Kandi/110185472384221
strobist: remote triggered, right and above thru umbrella- 5 feet away
From one of those "wildlife model" shoots I did a few years ago ... memories of this little mink surfaced lately. Actually, I have been rehanging prints in my home following a complete internal paint job, and one wall had prints from that shoot. I decide I needed one more to square off the group and thought of this little mink. He was really enjoying his treat, and frankly was a gas to watch as he pranced around with his prize.
On a stop over at Half Moon Bay, earlier this month, we just happen to hit it just right with the tide down exposing this beautiful reef. With the sun shinning and several birds as models timing is everything and we sat down and shot away!
This is 'model #1'
Member of the Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
The beads were the focus, but I had to get this shot. Natural light shot with a gold reflector for additional light.
Model: Kayja www.instagram.com/kayja_n_t/
Model: Michelle Tijhuis
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/250 F / 2.0 400 Canon 5DmkIII Sigma 85mm
A long hallway, lined with fluorescent lights, chin up to get light on her face and a reflection of a framed photograph.
Walking up and down Milan I crossed two awesome ladies: one of the rare times where I just stopped strangers before looking for the right background.
Lucrezia was fine posing for me after asking some questions about the project: it definitely turned into an interesting session, enjoyed by me but I guess also by the strangers!
Lucrezia is a student but also works as model.
Thank you Lucrezia for your time: I thoroughly enjoyed meeting you!
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Model: Elizabeth
www.instagram.com/model_elizabethsumpter/
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Model: Karen Netscher
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/400 F / 1.4 125 Canon 5DmkIII 85mm
For me, a photo is successful if multiple elements come together.
A good balance of light and shadow is a part that you as a photographer continue to play with. In this photo we used the outside wall of my studio and next to it a bicycle shed, which you can use to easily control light.
Using such a wall can invite the model to lean against the wall, which affects her pose.
The soft color tones in her clothes ensure that the photo looks calm.
Her calm appearance completes the photo for me, her appearance makes me look at the photo longer because it somehow arouses this photo's curiosity.
This way, several puzzle pieces come together to form a beautiful whole.