Unbelieveably Safe for all Audiences. Let's have your C&C!

[Trever1t]

Yet still sensual as can be.

Meet Nami. I've been talking with her a long time. finally we shoot.

All Natural, no mods, no lights, no nada. Camera and model. D810/70-200f2.8II

1)


_POR4782-Edit by Bill Grayson, on Flickr

2)

_POR4816-Edit by Bill Grayson, on Flickr

3)


_POR4847-Edit by Bill Grayson, on Flickr

 

[tirediron]

Isn't a camera 'nada'? Absolutely stellar set Trev and a fantastic example of ambient light portraiture.

 

[FITBMX]

This has to be one of the best sets I have ever seen of your work!
I really love #3, the background really sets it off great! Soooooooooooooooooo....... NOMINATED!!!!
July 2016 Photo of the Month Nominations

 

[Rgollar]

Great set one of my favorites. Nice and elegant

 

[Rick50]

Nada complaint here.... Very nice indeed!

 

[annamaria]

I have to agree this is an excellent set! My favorites so far. Especially number one.


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[Trever1t]

Thank you all! I'll add more as time allows. I hope I am able to work with her again. She's not a model, she's a mommy to 2 little ones. Took me a year to get her out for an hour.

 

[FITBMX]

Thank you all! I'll add more as time allows. I hope I am able to work with her again. She's not a model, she's a mommy to 2 little ones. Took me a year to get her out for an hour.

FAMILY PHOTO, FAMILY PHOTO!!!!

 

[JoeW]

Lovely model, lovely work.

Here are a few comments...

1. Like the pose, I'd like a slightly narrower DoF to blur out the background straw/grass even more (to me, it almost comes off as wisps of hair...not quite but you know what I mean...how they can be distractions at times from a backlit model). Love the facial expression and angle. For future, as beautiful as she is, I think she'd be better with all of her hair on one side...but that may be a bias of mine.

2. She's beautiful. Two things I"d do differently with the pose....but a rock under the palm of her right hand so the flow of that line isn't cut off at the wrist. Or have her steeple with her fingers. Also, I'd alter the angle of her legs, turn them to the model's left about another 10 degrees...the current angle creates a little distortion, makes her legs look shorter than they are and more squat instead of long, flowing, and elegant. Lovey shot.

3. Very flirty. Lovely result. If you shoot something like that again, I'd have her bring her right shoulder to the camera about 2-3 inches so her upper half is less straight on to the camera and at a bit more of an angle.

Great work, especially for ambient. Thanks for sharing.