kweide wonderland » wrap

Lollipop

kweide — Fri, 19 Dec 2014 16:52:54 +0000

Be creative, get closer, have the emotional layer established. Do you remember ?? Everything is true in this picture. Without emotional layer there would have been no trust at all and the picture would have never been taken. And i could get closer to her, very close. So close i could smell her skin, smell the odor of her fantastic blond hair and we got creative with a scarf. Wrapping her blond hair in that way costs a lot of time and my fingers are still working :). The rest was easy. A bit of light, a camera and a lens. You know, i like the simple approach to get the results i have in my head.

Olympus EM-1, single speed light thru Firefly softbox

Silent temptation

kweide — Fri, 25 Apr 2014 15:08:22 +0000

This is something only girls can do. Just sit around, being comfortable in a large chair, wrapped into some transparent veils and looking at you as if nothing is on their mind. But we all know, it is not true. She is working hard :), temptation is a severe job and believe me, she loves it. Thats what we wanted to show in this set, in this picture. There are no words no acoustic communication between her an me, it is just the work of the emotional layer, giving directions, hints and feedback of success. The only hearable success is the silent Klick of the camera. Enjoy

Olympus E-Cam, what else ?

If heaven does not want

kweide — Sat, 05 Apr 2014 06:39:11 +0000

… you will never get your wings. And remember: Real angel do have 3 pairs of wings. 6 in total. Only fallen angel have 2 wings…

Olympus E-M1, as always..

At a window

kweide — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 08:15:06 +0000

What a window can do for you is very easy to see, to discover. Its flooding the room with light and when you place your model close enough to that light source you will discover a luxury problem: Way too much light for large apertures :) Okay, lower the ISO, ramp up shutter speed or even add ND filter is a way to deal with such. Another way is to direct the light by flagging it. Use some dark, black, foamy sheets. Place them around her, forming a tunnel. That gives you the chance to direct the light to where YOU want it to be. Try it. Its easy…

Olympus camera as always …