Wet & sexy1
Jun, 2014Views
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akhtarkhan
November 10, 2014
My kind of erotic look portrait capture. Terrific composition......cool capture. Congrats onthe feature.
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hotpixel
November 10, 2014
exquisite... unususal comp... superb use of negative space... congrats !!
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bbk
November 10, 2014
Excellent capture, pose and the amazing beauty of such an absolutely gorgeous beautiful woman.Wow!!!
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CarlosGouveia_Photography
November 11, 2014
Great shot, and what I really appreciate of the photo itself is that, the little squeeze in the side could of been easily fixed in photoshop but was left as it is, thumbs up to you, Congrats!
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michellebaragonaprince
January 31, 2015
OK love love love, is this clamshell light? notice the catch light in the bottom and love it. how far away did you have the reflector to get a 3/4 shot? love it
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samfashionphoto
July 07, 2015
love it, the eye, the hair, the attitude, the empty space. excellent composition
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Behind The Lens
Location
I Took it in an improvised studio in my garage back in Colombia. I bought some gray color paper and covered the door with it. I knew it would be complicated for the end result with the junctions but I was willing to fix that in Photoshop.Time
I started at 10am getting everything set before the model got to the studio.Lighting
I used one silver umbrella, not too small, not too big. Mode was going to be wet so I knew that would give me some nice highlight on her skin.Equipment
I used a canon t3i, 50mm f/1.8 lens, hand held camera, one 350w godox strobe on a regular stand.Inspiration
I always wanted to try out and recreate that look of a sexy model all wet with a t-shirt. Thought about how I wanted the end result trying not to fall in the same lighting it's normally used (hard light against white wall).Editing
Yes, I did post-process on photoshop. I cleaned the background's paper junctions so it looked even. Blurred a bit the background aswell so It looked more natural and added some noise it it looked part of the original image. Frequency separation and dodge and burning on the mode skin, some color correction on skin, contrast and a bit of desaturation aswell.In my camera bag
I normally use my canon 7D with a batery grip, got two lenses I love: 85mm f/1.8 and 50mm f/1.8. Circular ND filter is in my bag sometimes depending if I want to play with more depth of field.Feedback
Try to analyze as much as you can what you want to shoot; light position, quality of the light, quantity, direction. Look for hints about the general feel and always try to get the mode to expres what your looking for.
