Fishnet Fantasy (NSFW) *Lots of Images*

cauzimme

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I received an email last week from a fetish magazine encouring me to submit some of my work, I don't really shoot fetish, so I thought, why not, I can try, and see where it goes. Ask one of my favorite model to work with, because she's always down to shoot with me and it was that easy!

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Nice set of photos! Really a nice way to show these, in moody B&W, with that grainy feel to the processing. The continuity of the model helps a lot as well.
 
Nice set of photos! Really a nice way to show these, in moody B&W, with that grainy feel to the processing. The continuity of the model helps a lot as well.

Thank you! Yeah I thought it wasn't that much of a fetish look without the BW postprocessing. They would have ended up begin just another set of photo of a gorgeous lady, and I wanted it to be a serie. The model is amazing, She's one of my to go girl when I want to try new light setup without having the feeling to be judge if it's not working or if I take to much time.
 
Crazy good.
 
Fantastic photos. My favorites are 1, 2 & 10.
 
Lovely work, good poses, nice concepts. The bodyscapes in particular are good. I don't know what specific fetish magazine you're shooting for but I suspect they'd be happy to get this work. I particularly like #7--don't know if that's a great fetish shot but it's a nice bodyscape bordering on abstract.

My biggest issue is they're a bit flat. I'd like the model to jump out more/have more separation from the background. That's a big hard b/c she's got black hair, most of the photos are B&W. So some backlighting would be a good thing from most of these shots. #9 is a good example of you've got a little more separation from the background in that shot.
 
Man, I can only imagine what you would do with a medium format film camera (Pentax 6 x 7) and some HP5+.
Nominated #6 POTM
 
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Wow, Thank you guys!
I wasn't even sure about the number 6 since I missed the catchlight in her eyes. + I don't have a snoot so I had to position myself specificaly to avoid a too big flare.
 
I received an email last week from a fetish magazine encouring me to submit some of my work, I don't really shoot fetish, so I thought, why not, I can try, and see where it goes. Ask one of my favorite model to work with, because she's always down to shoot with me and it was that easy!

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Great set! BTW, the first time I met my future wife, she was wearing fishnet stockings. That was 1965. We are still happily married.
 
I received an email last week from a fetish magazine encouring me to submit some of my work, I don't really shoot fetish, so I thought, why not, I can try, and see where it goes. Ask one of my favorite model to work with, because she's always down to shoot with me and it was that easy!

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Great set! BTW, the first time I met my future wife, she was wearing fishnet stockings. That was 1965. We are still happily married.
Really? I was 1 ...
 
Really great work!
 
A little too high in contrast for my taste, as it looks like her hair and clothing are blending in a bit too much with the background.

I really love the 5th photo, although I would clean up the stray hair and the hairs on her cheek in order to get smoother lines. The backlighting really emphasises her facial hair which normally I don't think would be so visible if they weren't backlit.
 

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