Natural Light - NSFWish

mishele · Feb 10, 2012

In #1 the boots kill it for me. He pose has the boot coming out of her stomach. =(
#2 is my fav.
Beautiful girl!!! Try to shoot w/ her again!!

Bossy · Feb 10, 2012

Is there a bridge around there?

I jest.

They are a bit monotonous. But pretty

Crollo · Feb 11, 2012

Trever1t said:
On a side note, when is a woman fully dressed NSFW? People are a little too sensitive

Suggestive content classifies as NSFW as well as nudity.

gsgary · Feb 12, 2012

What is Suggestive about a bikini top ? do you go to beaches good job you don't live in the UK they wear less on a Friday and Saturday night over here
I would ditch the boots next time they look cheap and tacky

gopal · Feb 12, 2012

In India winter light is as superb as strobes in the studio, providing good halo effect....Combining with that, the silver reflector worked well here.

oldmacman · Feb 12, 2012

Well, an oldish thread resurrected. I appreciate the comments just the same.

@mishele - I have shot with this model about 8 times. Always love the pics we come up with.

@schwetty- Do you only use your reflector to bounce flash and strobes? For the record, she has tiny eye openings. Here is an indoor shot of her without squinting but her eyes are still narrow

Well, you'll have to take my word for it.

xyphoto · Feb 12, 2012

oldmacman said:
Well, an oldish thread resurrected. I appreciate the comments just the same.

@mishele - I have shot with this model about 8 times. Always love the pics we come up with.

@schwetty- Do you only use your reflector to bounce flash and strobes? For the record, she has tiny eye openings. Here is an indoor shot of her without squinting but her eyes are still narrow
Well, you'll have to take my word for it.

Major flaw with your photo. You cut off the more important upper half.

r a y · Feb 12, 2012

For using a reflector only i think you did a fantastic job! #2 is my fav.

oldmacman · Feb 13, 2012

xyphoto said:
Major flaw with your photo. You cut off the more important upper half.

Haha.... Ya, but this half is pretty good too.

r a y said:
For using a reflector only i think you did a fantastic job! #2 is my fav.

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. It was good practice.

Robin Usagani · Feb 13, 2012

I only use reflector on diffused sun light or flash. I am never a fan of a reflector when the subject is in the direct sunlight. For example I used reflector on my 2 boudoir sessions.