Living Flower
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Location
This photo was taken in a photo studio of a photo school in which I studied (in particular, studio shooting).Time
Most likely this was taken in January in the evening.Lighting
Since I wanted to get this shot completely artistic and focused on the model and her enchanting nature - this shot was taken in the photo studio in complete darkness. So I decided to go with just a few sources of light, I've lightened up bright from forward with a beauty dish on a weak impulse, and to create some soft backlight I used a softbox from below. The degrees of lights were almost opposite.Equipment
I used a Nikon D90 camera with a 50mm f1.8D lens, a beauty dish, and a softbox.Inspiration
I guess I was just impressed by the feature films.Editing
Aye, I used a little Photoshop, but the edits were minor and the skin texture remained almost intact. I used just a few layers for this photo, corrected minor flaws, evened out the shadows, and made the skin slightly soft to merge the model with the whole idea.In my camera bag
A few lenses like portrait, standard, and zoom. A few flashes, the transmitter, and the camera itself. Sometimes I take the tripod when needed.Feedback
Well, interesting photographs are most often born when a concept is clearly presented in the imagination of the photographer. Or more simply, fall in love with low-key photography and everything will work out without advice. :-]
