headshots, portraits, models, actors
Hey guys I hope you had a great Easter the Pagan holiday, lets get real here I don’t know why Christians Celebrate the damn thing when really its a bloody Pagan Holiday.
Enough rambling lol…. here’s a Headshot I did recently with the lovely Kim I have a set of images of her with compositing, headshots, and other style I hope to share with you guys over the next few weeks.
Until then check it out.
Hey people here’s a image I did recently with a client, used the clam technique which at the moment is my favourite.
Shoot took about an hour and the client was quite happy with the results.
So check it out.
Hey people I know most of you guys are looking forward to the weekend like me.
I didn’t do many shoots this week but that was a good thing in my opinion I had so much work from last week I needed time to finish them off.
I just booked 4 for next week and still waiting on others to confirm, so it looks like I’m going to do it tough but love every moment of it.
Most of the work I do is free which is to give me more experience and how to light and shoot people properly.
Payed shoot are awesome but when you have that lean time you still need to keep shooting to improve and not slack on your skills.
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Well I’m off now and here’s a head shot of Maharatai I did recently, until then have a good one people where ever you are in the world. Peace.
Hey there people just wanted to share one of Robin’s Headshot with you guys, trying different set up to get that look I like.
I used two lights in this set up one as a main another slightly over his shoulder to give it that hair light look.
I think it turn out alright what do you guys think. Until next time people take it easy and Peace.
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Hi there people I sorry for the late update again….I just did a Headshot session with a lovely young lady who wasn’t really confidence in her look, I had to be witty and funny for her to calm down and relax or else.
To me it the photographer’s job to get the client right and relax for the shot, even do some crazy thing. And most importantly direct her or trick her into doing that pose that gives you that great shot.
Finally she was confidence in herself so we got some really good shots from the sessions. I used the clam technique for the lighting and had my lights bright to kill most of the shadows of her face and neck.
So here’s a sample shot of our session check it out.
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Hey there guys, yes I’m back again amazing I still remember I have a blog lol…oh well.
Just wanted to share an image I did in a studio to upskill myself in doing different lighting for Headshots instead of using one light or natural light.
The image is pretty lit up but I still not happy with it and still tweaking the lights too give me some soft shadows with good lighting on the subject.
I won’t tell you what kind of set up it is because I’m still not finish, but when I do I will share it with you guys.
So here’s the image check it out and tell me what you think.
Hey there people just wanted to share with you one of the ladies I did a shoot with recently, her Headshots.
We also did other themes such as normal portraits and sport portraits I’ll share those images with you guys later in the near future.
The photos I did was making sure her jaw accentuated to give it that strong look and staying away from those double chin looks which doesn’t do the client any good.
I shot her outside my home, with one strobe light to her left and using the sun behind her as a backlight.
So check it out and tell me what you think.
Hey people haven’t shown much of my headshot work which I mainly take outside if I can, weather permitting of course.
Most of the time I use one softbox when I’m shooting outside or my favourite equipment my reflector. In this shoot I only use my reflector and natural light. I had her stand in the shadows with her back to the sun and had my assistant use the reflector to aim some nice light to her face.
So here are some of the shots I finished, hardly use any retouching technique for these one she was that pretty and her skin was nearly flawless.
So check them out and tell me what you think.
Hey there people just did my first corporate shoot with a pleasant young fellow, who was eager to get shots of his face for his corporate card.
We went to his house to do a shoot I was a bit worry because I didn’t have a white screen for these kind of shots, luckily he had a room that was all white for some reason.
I used one light shooting through a white umbrella on a 45 degree angle at half power pointing at the subject slightly sitting on an angle from me. We did about 40 -50 shots of different angles it took us about half an hour. After that we did the paper work and got out of there.
Didn’t do much post work on the images when I put them on my computer the client wanted it as natural as possible. Only things I did to them was enhance the color and take out some blemish on the skin. After I show the client the best images that came from the shoot and he pick the one he wanted for me to send to his job. Overall an easy shoot and a step in the door to shooting more corporate in the future. Here are some of the samples. He pick the first one for his corporate card.
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