Lingerie, PG rated.

zoomer

I shot these a couple weeks ago but can't release the gallery yet. I picked these cause you can't absolutely recognize her in these.
I will post more later when I can release the gallery.
40 degrees, windy and raining, very dark day. She was a real trooper!
I would have liked to used lights on some of them but it was just to windy. So these are shot at relatively high iso.

Albert Dickson

Mike, These kick a** in a huge way. One and three rock my Favorite Scale to about a 9.9. The S curve she is throwing out in #3 is absolutely fantastic. #1 has it all, lighting-check, DOF-check, pose-check, tones, PP, the white shirt, Awe Man this is just amazing. Congrats to you and your model on a stunning shoot. Hope you have more on your site to look at. Albert.

Bryce Wilson

I like the dichotomy presented by the harshness of the surroundings compared to the frilly frilly of the wardrobe.

I especially like the contrast presented by the silhouette pose.

Nice

Qarik

stellar!

Albert Dickson

Had to come back and look at these again. Blown away that you shot #1 with all natural light. That is a fine accomplishment. I would have sworn there was fill used. No reflector or anything? Awesome work.

divamum

I like this set far and away the best of any of the lingerie/boudoir shots you've posted - #1 is absolutely outstanding. The complexity of all those lines, yet the DOF just leads you right to your beautiful model. Fantastic!

ETA: Small nit: her left stocking has a run in it in #1 and 2. If you want that there, fair enough, but since the rest of the styling isn't "grunge" as such, wasn't sure....

angevin1

Qarik wrote: »

stellar!

In a word!

Albert Dickson

divamum wrote: »

ETA: Small nit: her left stocking has a run in it in #1 and 2. If you want that there, fair enough, but since the rest of the styling isn't "grunge" as such, wasn't sure....

Hah hah hah! Thats good, We look at each others work with micro precision but it takes a lady to see some things. Too good!clap

briandelion

Wow! Especially #3. The sillouette says it all!

bitwise95

Fantastic work!!

FlyNavy

Amazing work!!

zoomer

Thanks everyone, glad you enjoyed the shots.
The light in 1 is so soft because it was such a cloudy dark day there was no contrast in the lighting.

The run in the nylons was strategically placed....per the model. I didn't know that was "cool" either until she told me .

I am chomping at the bit to release the gallery but have to hold off for now .

Z6I

I am chomping at the bit to release the gallery but have to hold off for now .[/QUOTE]

Not any more than we are

LordKwaz

Number 1 blows me away and gives the kick to start a natural light project

Albert Dickson

Z6I wrote: »

I am chomping at the bit to release the gallery but have to hold off for now .

Not any more than we are[/QUOTE]


Yah Buddy, what gives. Lets see it!

zoomer

She is getting married in June. She is another photographers client.
So I am waiting for the other photographer to finish her photos so she can release them the same time as mine.....I finished well before she did as I am not as busy.
The client wants the photos to be a wedding surprise for her husband, she said I could release them before but I feel obligated to wait until the other photographer has hers finished and then she will contact her client with the links.

Albert Dickson

zoomer wrote: »

She is getting married in June. She is another photographers client.
So I am waiting for the other photographer to finish her photos so she can release them the same time as mine.....I finished well before she did as I am not as busy.
The client wants the photos to be a wedding surprise for her husband, she said I could release them before but I feel obligated to wait until the other photographer has hers finished and then she will contact her client with the links.

Quite right! You are correct in waiting. Integrity, amazing.

Darren Troy C

Great shots!

Z6I

>Quite right! You are correct in waiting. Integrity, amazing.

Yes! Kudos to Zoomer!