The Chair Series (IMPLIES 18+ NSFW)

Derweissehai

Here are four from an early set I did last year.













Enjoy!:D

Alexander

Good idea, especially only the implications and the lack of "real" visibility!
I prefer the pose in #1.

A few suggestions:
I personally think the light is too hard.
Tweak the contrast a little in Photoshop, Brightness -6 and Contrast +21, for example.
Crop the shadow on the left and the furniture on the right.

Derweissehai

Alexander wrote:

Good idea, especially only the implications and the lack of "real" visibility!
I prefer the pose in #1.

A few suggestions:
I personally think the light is too hard.
Tweak the contrast a little in Photoshop, Brightness -6 and Contrast +21, for example.
Crop the shadow on the left and the furniture on the right.

Thanks. Will do that on the next set. Will be posting some from last nights shoot later today.....B&W fine art nudes with a snoot.

i_worship_the_King

I agree with the original assessment - the poses are awesome, but the light just looks too flat. Maybe a spot or strobe just off the camera would add a lot to this. Use the shadows to your advantage in an 'implied' shot...

Dang good work though, dang good.

Derweissehai

i_worship_the_King wrote:

I agree with the original assessment - the poses are awesome, but the light just looks too flat. Maybe a spot or strobe just off the camera would add a lot to this. Use the shadows to your advantage in an 'implied' shot...

Dang good work though, dang good.

I agree. But alas that model is no longer doing nay modeling of this sorts...she is sticking to the more hardcore area...which I do not shoot. But I will be posting some more from a new model here shorty.

loubell

The chair
For the setting in which you shot these photographs - I think the lighting is perfect.
There is not much to the dramatics with the lighting you have in these photographs. I am assuming you didn't want dramatic as these photographs are filled with a certain sophistication.

I love the use of the chair with the door and the floor. All 3 components fit well together in these photographs.

The second photograph is my favorite. I like how the model looks like she is pulling up on her legs yet the chair is still in play.... Great job!