portrait photography || monomad challenge

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hello, thousands of greetings to my black and white community.

I hope you are doing well.

I'm here to serve you with another post and @monomad challenge.

In continuation of two previous posts where I shared portrait photos of beautiful models, this time I have a photo session of a beautiful model for you.

Dear make-up artist, Nasrin Jun showed her unique art in a different way in this beautiful model.

Nasreen Jun, my dear make-up artist, asked me to take pictures of several models that she brings to me for a photo shoot in several consecutive days, and to share them together on each other's work pages.

At the beginning of the photography, Nasrin Jan asked us to start the photography with the hat of this beautiful model.

We asked our beautiful model Sepideh Jan to turn her gaze left and right on each side with a hat so that we can find what Nasrin Jan is looking for.

Sometimes this kind of portrait photography is a little contradictory to what Nasrin Jan intends and what I want to portray, but I always try to ask her first what is the best facial expression of the model from her point of view and according to what she likes There is an opinion, I photograph with different looks of the subject.

For this beautiful model, I preferred photography with a bright background so that I can make the reflection of bright lights on her face look very beautiful like electricity.

And always, in my opinion, we should photograph the face of the subject in several angles and several times in order to find the best portrait of him.

After we shot several photos of Sepideh's face with the hat, I felt that the hat might be too big for the size of her face and the angle of her head.

That's why we decided to do some final shots with the beautiful tour they prepared.

For portrait photography, I always try to choose a branch of light with a bright background and its reflection as a subject.

And of course, I use very small lights to fill the background and match the colors with each other, which is more effective in the color photo.

This look towards Sepideh's camera was perhaps one of the best angles that Nasrin Jun liked and was very happy to see this photo.

Next, I felt that it was difficult for White to pose a little and have deep looks, and that's why I asked him to lean on a pillar in the studio and free his head and neck and make his gaze very deep. Let's see together

A device or a corner of a wall can be very helpful in posing the subject.

And in the final result, we felt that photographing Sepideh with a net was much better than with a hat, and maybe it would show her beautiful face and make-up better.

Although I really like portrait photography, but when Nasreen Jun asks me to photograph the faces of her models with the look she wants and the way she wants to be seen, maybe I have a little sense of what I should output. , becomes stronger.

I would like to hear your feelings and experiences during the photo shoots you have had in the studio and use them in my work.

As a photographer myself, I always liked to see the photos of colleagues and artists in their own camera frames with their own perspective. I respect every person's taste

I love you and I wish you good days.

At the end, I will share my and Nasreen's work page with you.

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/studio___merrikh?igsh=cmJhMDZ6dzR2dnNv

Here you can see some posts shared by me and Nasrin Jan.