kweide wonderland » watch

Have a break

kweide — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 16:25:07 +0000

Even a short shooting session needs a break. Not only for refreshments but to hold, to stop acting, to relax a second. That will give room for the new stuff, for creative ideas. As i said earlier it is YOU to watch your model even in a break. And here we got the picture. She was just sitting down, testing a pose, checking a look, trying this and that and suddenly you have the look you were after… klick … klick. Thats it. Its done.

Olympus E-5 ISO100 @ f3.5, 1/200 second, Zuiko 12-60SWD @ 35 mm, 2 lights setup and the mystical fairy dust …

Padrona

kweide — Wed, 29 Aug 2012 14:28:04 +0000

I do what i say, nrmally. But in this case it is true. I said it is important to watch your models activities even when pausin. Keep your finger ready. And i did that as well. Always ready to push the button. Well now, sit was sitting in the dark corner on a chair, dreaming a bit while relaxing when she suddenly saw me, watching her thru the finder. Her eyes went up to me and i simply pushed the button, took that scene and smiled.

After studying the picture i decided to work it t out the way you can see it here. Hope you like it a bit… Let me know …
Olympus E-M5, Summilux 25. ISO200 @ f1.4, 1/80 second

Watch .. what … ?

kweide — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 13:25:49 +0000

Watch her. Watch her all the time, watch her thru your viewfinder. Even when she is dressing, especially when she is dressing, try new clothes, veils etc. Such are wonderful moments for special candids. When you have an emotional layer full of trust otherwise she will give you some nice 5 fingers into your face :)

You have to do nothing. Just watch, Dressing, wrapping in veils, using jewelries are somehow natural given things for a woman, genetic programmed. Use this fact for your pictures. Just watch, no further addressing or guidance for her necessary…