Tag Archive for: glamour

An easy pose

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One of the poses I love to work, and especially with glamour, is a pose on the ground.
Choose a longer lens and a wider aperture and “pinpoint” light, for example a beauty dish with grid from pretty close by, some reflective or other nice material and everything is set for some interesting poses on the ground.

 

Depending on the body of the model the poses will have to be changed, personally I love to see more rounded lines, with the more plus sized models you can use oversized mens shirts to cover up the areas that the model wants and “shape” her body that way. Overall I always find these poses to be very pleasing and also work great with starting models.

 

Change your own position and move around your model to maximize the results.

Sheena Maart 14 2014 (68 of 88)-Edit

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This must be one of my most extensive instructional videos, containing 2 Q&A sessions, several light setups, light meter usage explained, loads of attention for coaching the model and even the whole Photoshop process, all in over 3 hours of full 1080P HD quality shot with several cameras to show you the setups from different positions, the only thing better…. well is to be there your self.

 

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Glamour workshop images

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Today some images shot during a glamour workshop with Sheena.
Some images might be considered to be not so safe for work… but I think they are pretty ok (but don’t blame me).

Sheena Maart 14 2014 (25 of 88)-Edit

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Playing with light

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Light is our language in photography.
When you play around with language you get poetry.
So why not play around with light……

 

All images were shot during a workshop with Lenaa using one strobe from the back.
Meter was used aimed approximately 45 degrees away from the camera to get the right balance between blowing out the sides but still keep enough detail in the face.

 

So don’t be afraid to break the “rules” because in “art” there are no rules in my opinion, it’s one big play area where you set the limits to what you do.

Lenaa December 28 2013 (33 of 79)-Edit

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