- Slavian set

[michakac]

Hi everyone
Yesterday I went to a photo shoot with my friend Natalia. Here are the results of our Slavian shoots .
1:

2: (freelensing)

3:

4:

5:

 

[Designer]

Very good!

Please watch out for the headdress covering your model's eyes.

 

[Derrel]

Oh, it's good to see you back! I like these. The freelensing shot is very nice, as are one,three,and five.

 

[ktan7]

Great portraitures. Love the softness of the photos.

 

[sarah_19_nz]

love them, I don't normally 'dig' the washed out/overexposed look but it certainly works here for me.

 

[tirediron]

Very nice!

 

[Trever1t]

Gorgeous set,great connection with her eyes. Subdued colors fit the concept very well. Cheers!

 

[Heitz]

Oh man these rock. Love the light colour tones

 

[michakac]

Thank you guys
Few more:

6 (next one - freelensing, this technique is amazing):

7:

8:

 

[sashbar]

Great. Looked at your facebook page - even better. Colors are amazing. True artist. Pardon my stupid question - what are you shooting with?

 

[cgipson1]

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What lens are you freelensing with, out of curiosity? That seems like a long focal length to free lens with...

Some lovely work! She is beautiful, and you really caught that nicely!

For those not familiar with the technique

A Photographer's Guide to Freelensing, The Poor Man's Tilt-Shift Lens

How-to: Freelensing | BH Insights

 

[michakac]

@sashbar - I'm using my old Fujifilm s5 (it's very slow and has his years but I have only him ) and sigma 70-200/2.8 + sometimes samyang 85/1.4 for portraits shoots
@cgipson - I used only samyang 85/1.4 on f 1.4 for freelensing, with sigma 70-200 it doesn't make sense (it's not manual lens, without aperture ring).
Thank you guys for comments !

 

[JoeLeBean]

Love your work man!