Never without my hat
Many thanks to my awesome model.
Only with natural light.
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billkuespert
December 04, 2018
I consider this to be the best shot so far! Well done! Good use of the available lighting, beautiful model and the composition of the shot, I think, is perfect!
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Location
The photo was taken during a photoshooting with two models in a converted hall in Zurich, Switzerland.Time
It was about 17 o'clock.Lighting
The light sources were a nice mix of artificial and natural light shining through the various windows.Equipment
For this photo I used my Nikon D810 in combination with my Sigma Art 85mm Portrait Lens. No other gear (such as reflectors, flashes etc.) were used.Inspiration
The goal was to take some cool pics with the two girls from sexy to provocative.Editing
After selecting the photos I choosed the color look, then I corrected, here in the style of orange teal, the light in the picture a little bit. Afterwards the pic has been cropped and last but not least, I made a classic beauty retouching. FinishedIn my camera bag
For my portrait shootings I usually use my full format DSLR with a set of (relatively) fast primes: A 45mm f1.8, a Sigma Art 85mm f1.4, a Sigma 150mm macro as well, the magnificent Sigma 24-35mm f2.0 Art Zoom for the slightly wider angles.Feedback
Hopefully you have a relaxed model in a good mood (here I had two). Then choose your shooting location and watch the light during the shoot. A camera with manual control (but don't forget: the best camera is the one you have with you) and then go for it. And yes, don't forget to do some the post-processing ;-)
