Frank Doorhof

My blog, although I don’t see myself as a blogger but as a Photographer I will try to blog some interesting material during the weeks.
Expect at least 2 updates a week.

Inspired by the 60-70’s with Sanne

August 22, 2013/2 Comments/in blog/by Frank Doorhof

During the Fashionshoot A-Z workshops I always play with certain themes.
Now as you know I love the 60-70’s in photography, photographers like Bailey, Duffy, Avedon, Newton etc. are all on my list of favorite shooters. Now I will not say that these images are 100% in that style, but let me put it this way…. I tried to let the inspiration show a little bit in the shots, hope you like them.

All tinting was done with Topaz ReStyle, expect the BW that was SilverFx2 from NIK and Alien Skin exposure.

New images Nadine

August 21, 2013/in blog/by Frank Doorhof

Today some new images from Nadine, these were shot during our Fashion shoot A-Z workshop.
I think this is one of the most complete workshops out there, in a full day I cover everything from finding the model, making moodboards, coaching the model, setting/metering the light, working with styling, adding motion, selecting the shots, retouching, social media and a load of business and other tips it’s a day that will literally take you through the whole process both creative as business for a successful photoshoot.

Now I also shoot of course (and retouch) and today some of the images from this workshop.
All styling was done by our amazing Nadine.

Fotografica Doesburg

August 20, 2013/in blog/by Frank Doorhof

This weekend we visited the “fotografica market” in Doesburg.
To be honest we expected a very small market with some cameras and hobbyist selling/trading their gear, what we got however was something that was a lot bigger. Imagine a whole street (or 2) totally filled with sales people selling vintage cameras ranging from Praktica, Leica, Canon, Nikon to the large format cameras that they dragged along in the old days. Even if you were just visiting it was an awesome display of vintage cameras and “weird” other things.

Pricing on these kind of markets is always a bit of a “problem” on one side you can find some really cheap gear, on the other side some prices are without any doubt ridiculous and much higher than one would expect online and let’s be honest that is to be expected because a lot of the people selling are actually “traders”.