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Lingerie Shots - Kinda not work safe (Or pacemaker)Well finally had a chance to shoot again after a busy month. Anyway client wanted to do swimsuit shoots but due to bad weather these couple of weeks we decided to move indoors and turn it into lingerie shoot. Enjoy!
first and last ones are alluring. nice images, the middle two, well, the the bright light leaves me squinting, I dont like it in the image, however I like the rest of the shot.
Wow mate, I can't recall seeing shots like these from you before, I'm really impressed, these are gorgeous. They might benefit a little from a cloning here and there (lens flare, possible the line in the last one) but overall, brilliant stuff.
Can I ask a little about the lighting you've used ?
Thanks mate. I swore I wouldn't do shots like these, but I needed a challenge and when this opportunity came up, well why not! Agreed with everyone about the horizontal line. Doesnt look to comfortable to the eye. Regarding lights on 1,2 & 3, I used a 400w strobe with a large umbrella style softbox) with modelling lamp turned all the way up and positioned to try and create some soft shadows. The light in the background was just a bedside lamp turned to point at her. Light falloffs are just photoshopped trickery. Last pic was window light (hence the color) Hope that helps
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