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Working with Juncal was a total bliss.

She's fresh, young, lovely a great model... she enters straight amongst my top models.

Working with

With Ева wasn’t the typical session.

As soon as we started shooting, I’ve noticed that Ева was a little bit too shy for a boudoir session

This session with Marta, was one of her firsts sessions ever.

Working with her was blast... until... the processing period started.

She wanted t

Working with her was a total blast.

This, the fourth session with her, was done in the beach (Bogatell) and it's amongst my best sessions ever.

This, marks yet another, session with Alba P., and it's an Out of the Shower session.

As you may have imagined now, I just love shooting with

This session with Marta, was one of her first sessions ever.

Working with her was blast... until... the processing period started.

She wanted to

This session is the 2nd. with Judit.

This time she wasn't 'virgin to the camera' anymore.

The main motivation of the session was

Working with Juncal was a total bliss.

She's fresh, young, lovely a great model... she enters straight amongst my top models.

Working with her

This is my first session with Alba P. and also, my first semi-pro boudoir session.

I love this session.

We did it in a hotel in Barcelona. (And

Before meeting MineNina -the shooting day-, I was a little reluctant to work with her.

But, of course, then I meet her, we started shooting and, at t

Alba P :: Beach Beuarty in White Bikini Above the Beach II

This session, is the Nth. session with Alba P.

We did it in St Sebastià beach and, in general, all around "Hotel W".

It was on a Sund

Pat :: Laying on the Bench I

SONY ILCE-6500

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 350/10

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I JUST LOVE THIS ONE!!!

Thank you Grax! I love it as well!

You shoot such beautiful portraits and models... are your models paid, do they pay you or do they volunteer for free and how do you approach them about modeling for you. bluntly, casually, or descreetly? I want to build a good portfolio and appreciate any info I can get on approaching potential models!

Thank you so much my friend!

Behind The Lens

Location

I took this one last summer in Bogatell beach in Barcelona. It was done at the end of the session and it was done like "OK, let's do one more"...

Time

I just LOVE this photo (and Pat, the model and my friend). Two August ago, after "a whole day session" (with lots of stops to eat, talk and all that), around 20:30, after shooting some excellent photos with the sun setting in background and since the light was unbelievable, I told her "another -last- one on that bench?". As usual, she said yes, and we took it.

Lighting

As I said this was taken almost by chance, but it's one of my all time favs. Thus, it help me to realize how important it is to have a good (natural) light. We all know that 14:00 is not a good time to do photos in direct sunlight, also, we know that some flashes could help us getting some descent light but, there's nothing like a good natural light.

Equipment

I used my Sony a6500 -mirrorless- along with my 35 MM 1.8 OSS lens. No other equipment has used (no flashes, no tripod, no reflector, no nothing).

Inspiration

First of all Pat. I just LOVE her. She's a great friend (and, though she doesn't agree, a great model). I could take her 10,000 photos and if then I say "one more?", she'll always say "yes". Also, the perfect weather of that day was a great inspiration. But, I must admit that (even if it sounds cliché), for me, the simple fact of taking one photo is an inspiration to me,

Editing

Yes. though I like "organic photography", I have to admit that I've did some post processing. I opened in Lightroom, did some basic corrections and, then erased some marks from her skin and nothing else.

In my camera bag

I always pack my: - Sony a 6500 (my main camera) - Sony F 35 MM 1.8 OSS - Sony F 50 MM 1.8 OSS - Sony FE 85 MM 1.8 OSS Then I have a 18-200 Sony lens, my two remote flashes and the controller (Nissin), their tripods, a tripod and a monopod, etc. etc etc. But what's always in my bag are the camera and my three primes.

Feedback

Well, I feel i lack the authority to give anyone, any advice, but, if I have to give one it'll be something like this: "Never give up (NEVER) because you don't know what will be your best photo; and, what's if it's the next one you'll take?"

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