In this episode our first day of the UK tour, on the boat, setting up our tent and of course some fun other things.
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A question I get a lot is “Where should the model look?”
Well in all honesty I don’t really think about it, I often let the model look the way that fits the image. Take for example these shots of Poeka I took during the recent small flash workshop, she is not looking into the camera, but straight into the light. I love the way the light plays on her face in combination with the shadow on her cheekbone.
Now is there a right or wrong?
Well I don’t know, I know what I like, or what my model likes.
In most cases I will however follow a few simple rules or guide lines.
As you can see I do follow some rules, but in essence I can throw them all overboard when I think something else fits the story better, so if you are still following all the rules…. try to just “relax” and go for that special look, the look that feels awesome and when it breaks some rules… well… maybe it was time for it 😀
We are almost sold out in Manchester so if you don’t want to miss the final stop in our UK tour make sure to book your seats now via UK TOUR “Mastering the model shoot” June 8th, “hands on workshop” it’s gonna be jam-packed day with Nadine and me covering a lot of topics on model photography, styling, retouching, working on location and inside and much much more.
This is one you don’t want to miss 😀
A while ago Frank taught a workshop model photography in the beautiful castle of Doorwerth (Arnhem). Nadine was our model and stylist. In this workshop the theme was “middle ages” which was a good combination with all the animal heads. So don’t expect too much fairytales :). Including some results. Enjoy and don’t forget to subscribe www.youtube.com/frankdoorhof and support us on patreon : www.patreon.com/frankdoorhof
