Showing posts with label model photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label model photography. Show all posts
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Friday, May 27, 2016
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Thrill Girl: Eva Notty
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We connected with Eva through Thrill Girl Agatha Delicious. Agatha and Eva have made several fetish movies together. We photographed Eva near Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada. It was a beautiful, sunny day. Eva is a very experienced model. She is a natural poser and the camera loves her!
The entire pictorial was shot with a Nikon D7000 with a Nikon 28-300 lens. Natural lighting was used exclusively for this shoot. The goal of this shoot was to showcase Eva’s beauty in a natural, outdoor setting.
As far as editing software goes, we used Lightroom 5 with the Nix Efex collection. We primarily used the Analog Efex 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2 plugins.
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It was a pleasure to shoot with Eva for the second time. She is a complete professional, a very sweet person, and has great collection of outfits!
Be sure to check out Eva’s other pictorials
Eva: Part 1 and Eva: Part 2
Check out Eva’s blog series titled Getting Notty with Eva located in our Entertainment section.
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Sunday, February 21, 2016
I Know It’s Painful! But You Need To Read The Camera’s Manual
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Reading a camera’s operating manual is about as much fun as reading the legal mumbo jumbo we are forced to read when signing up or buying anything today. This type of reading is guaranteed to put a person to sleep in a matter of minutes. So far I have never read the legal mumbo jumbo and everything seems to be going well. Dudes in black suits could arrive at my doorstep any minute! However there is no way to get out of reading your camera’s manual.
Whenever a new camera is purchased I recommend sitting down, with the camera and manual and going through every button and function until you fully understand the purpose of the button or function. I recommend you do this before taking your first click, because the first time out with a new camera you are going to see Bigfoot and you will for sure screw up the shot unless you read the manual.
Let’s take the photo below for example on the importance of knowing your camera’s functions.
This shot requires quite a bit of messing around with the camera’s functions to make it work. I shot this creek click (say that 10 times fast) in shutter priority mode, exposure composition +5, 5 second timer, and with a 25 second exposure. This is a tricky setup! Now add the fact as I was taking this photo I heard a ruckus behind me and saw three young raccoons running down the creek towards me. I had about 10 seconds to go from long exposure mode to raccoon shooting mode, (read your manual to find out more about raccoon mode) before the raccoons were on the bridge I was shooting from and not more than 15 feet away. Raccoon shooting mode is way different than long expose, creek click mode. The raccoons, and I thought this was quite rude, didn’t stay on the bridge for very long to pose. I did a great job getting the camera into raccoon shooting mode all except for removing the ND filter on my lens. That is why I am not proudly posting amazing raccoon photos!
Read more at: http://thethrillsociety.com/i-know-its-painful-but-you-need-to-read-the-cameras-manual/
@theuncensoredstripper–Behind the Scenes (Part 1 of 2)
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Most of these images are for sale at titsandwit.com Additional original writing by The Uncensored Stripper Follow at @theuncensoredstripper on Instragram
Chase at the Biltmore: {1-2}
The model is a long-time friend of mine. We met at my Los Angeles home club (a “home club” is where a stripper has worked for a long period of time—she may travel to dance, or work at other clubs, but a “home club” is her staple). I had a ton of friends at the club, but only a few I hung out with outside (not including photo shoots), and Chase was/is one of them. She’s a nut, but a lovable one. Chase is my go-to Halloween partner, art show curator, and second photography muse. A friend of hers at the time offered to back a shoot for her portfolio.
He booked a suite at the Biltmore Hotel and paid above my average day rate for the shoot. I was thrilled, but unfortunately, he orchestrated himself into being there when the day came—of course. I don’t usually allow people on my shoots, but she’s kind of a chicken shit in this arena. Once in the suite, I mentioned something about how I work, that I can’t have anyone around, just the model and myself. But since he was footing the whole thing, neither of us really wanted to tell him to piss off. Instead we suggested he go to the bar downstairs, luckily he did. Chase and I drank, took some uppers and listened to music. We were in the artistic zone. I used only one light for almost the whole shoot.
“She wanted film noir”
She wanted film noir, which I was happy to recreate. We were having a blast, and before we knew it, 1:30 a.m. rolled around…he wanted to come up. We weren’t even close to being finished. Panicked, we came up with a plan to put him to sleep. But the only sleeping pills I had on me were Tylenol PM’s, which we soon found out that A) don’t crush easily, and B) do not dissolve well in red wine. He was on his way up, and we were a giggling, nervous mess, trying to get the shit to blend with the wine. It wasn’t, you could totally see it at the bottom of the glass. We met him and the door like a couple of crazy hyena’s, we shoved the glass in his hand and made up a toast
—our hope was that he wouldn’t look at the glass for any extended period of time. We did our quick toast (I don’t think he even drank the wine) and I grabbed the glasses and went to the bathroom to wash out the evidence—most of which was still at the bottom. Turns out, we didn’t need it, he was hammered from his hours at the bar, and within minutes, he passed out in a chair in the corner. We shot until 5 a.m.
We shot until 5 a.m.
Me in Las Vegas: {4-6}
These are from a few years back. My boyfriend at the time was on tour. In lieu of missing him, I took a road trip to Vegas with the plan of stripping there; a change of scenery. But I didn’t want to work any of the places I had in the past (honestly, I’ve never had great money luck at the clubs in Vegas, it’s an intense hustle, even for a hustler like me!).
It’s an intense hustle, even for a hustler like me
read more at: http://thethrillsociety.com/theuncensoredstripper-behind-the-scenes-part-1-of-2/
Friday, February 19, 2016
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