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Or if you really don't want to show the tats, put her in a different dress where you can't see anything...and just have her cover up with makeup if any peeks over

Sorry it's just the back is the central point of her photo, and because her back is covered in tattoos, and half hidden, I think you'd be better off either showing off all the tattoos or none...

you know it doesn't even have to be a "nude" shoot...

once with a model I left the room. She took her top off, and covered her breasts with her hands...

you could see about as much as if she were wearing a bra or bikini top, so she was comfortable, and I was able to get shots inclusive her back...
 
Or if you really don't want to show the tats, put her in a different dress where you can't see anything...and just have her cover up with makeup if any peeks over

Sorry it's just the back is the central point of her photo, and because her back is covered in tattoos, and half hidden, I think you'd be better off either showing off all the tattoos or none...

you know it doesn't even have to be a "nude" shoot...

once with a model I left the room. She took her top off, and covered her breasts with her hands...

you could see about as much as if she were wearing a bra or bikini top, so she was comfortable, and I was able to get shots inclusive her back...

This particular shoot was commissioned by a belly dance agency, I shot 5 of their dancers over the course of a day and the emphasis was on photos for their agency portfolio. Am I making excuses for missing an opportunity? Possibly. I'm relatively new to studio work, your comments and suggestions will challenge me to think more creatively in the future. :thumbup:

... back to the photo, since no one has challenged anything other than the exposure and the missed opportunity of bringing out the tattoos, am I to assume it's otherwise a decent photo? :mrgreen:
 
Or if you really don't want to show the tats, put her in a different dress where you can't see anything...and just have her cover up with makeup if any peeks over

Sorry it's just the back is the central point of her photo, and because her back is covered in tattoos, and half hidden, I think you'd be better off either showing off all the tattoos or none...

you know it doesn't even have to be a "nude" shoot...

once with a model I left the room. She took her top off, and covered her breasts with her hands...

you could see about as much as if she were wearing a bra or bikini top, so she was comfortable, and I was able to get shots inclusive her back...

This particular shoot was commissioned by a belly dance agency, I shot 5 of their dancers over the course of a day and the emphasis was on photos for their agency portfolio. Am I making excuses for missing an opportunity? Possibly. I'm relatively new to studio work, your comments and suggestions will challenge me to think more creatively in the future. :thumbup:

... back to the photo, since no one has challenged anything other than the exposure and the missed opportunity of bringing out the tattoos, am I to assume it's otherwise a decent photo? :mrgreen:

Yes.... If that was fixed than I think it would be a terrific photo
 
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Plus slap a little lotion or vasoline on the tats to make them shine and bring out colors.

p.s. I know my masking is sloppy and I don't care.

It's been a few weeks since you made these comments Runnah and Vautrin but I have a shoot this afternoon with a young lady with tattoos so your advice will be put into practise.
Let's hope that I can do it justice. Keep your fingers crossed for me! :D
 
Black backdrops make tattoos pop on pale skin. I don't expect you to go out and buy one but if you look at a lot of tattoo magazines they use em.


Good tip. I have a shoot Sunday with two ladies, one of which is tatted up, large chest tatoo, and others. Gonna pull down the black and see how it works out.
 
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Plus slap a little lotion or vasoline on the tats to make them shine and bring out colors.

p.s. I know my masking is sloppy and I don't care.

It's been a few weeks since you made these comments Runnah and Vautrin but I have a shoot this afternoon with a young lady with tattoos so your advice will be put into practise.
Let's hope that I can do it justice. Keep your fingers crossed for me! :D


Update thread if you will sir, I have one this weekend. lol
 
Black backdrops make tattoos pop on pale skin. I don't expect you to go out and buy one but if you look at a lot of tattoo magazines they use em.


Good tip. I have a shoot Sunday with two ladies, one of which is tatted up, large chest tatoo, and others. Gonna pull down the black and see how it works out.

I am just so full of good information I leave a trail of inspiration every where I go.
 
Black backdrops make tattoos pop on pale skin. I don't expect you to go out and buy one but if you look at a lot of tattoo magazines they use em.


Good tip. I have a shoot Sunday with two ladies, one of which is tatted up, large chest tatoo, and others. Gonna pull down the black and see how it works out.

I am just so full of good information I leave a trail of inspiration every where I go.

That's not inspiration, that's a skid mark from your bullchit.
 
"You can slide a lot further on bullchit than you can on brains." (That was what they told me in my paramilitary police training school and it was SO true!)
 

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