I though people have questions. I though people want to see what is like to have a boudoir shoot. So I found these images, and though they gave a good idea of what the shoot looked like. Now, let me explain that day.
This was a location shoot. Meaning, I had to haul two bags full of gear. Actually, I had to fly with them. Flashes, stands, batteries, lenses, cameras, backups, filters, the works. It was heavy.
I met the model once before, and then the day of the shoot. That's it. We worked in her hometown, and her boyfriend was with us all day. he actually helped quite a bit, drove and helped setting up lights. This particular session lasted about 9 hours, we stopped for lunch and to get another memory card and then kept going another 7 hours. Many pictures on my site are from this session, because I just loved it. We did indoors, outdoors, risqué, classy, raunchy, the works. Actually one image of this session got published in a French magazine.
When I see the images, the settings are really not all that difficult. I realize I can shoot anywhere. We made it work in an abandoned house, at the beach, next to a family who didn't have a clue what was going on, in a warehouse and in a bathroom. We created some sets, and just used the rest. Go, check it out, put some lights and shoot. that's pretty much it. The vision just comes to me. And this model just went for the ride. She wasn't shy, she was focused and she knew what she wanted. And she got it. So, this is what a guerrilla shoot looks like.
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