Recently I took part in a photo session with a lovely model named Karolina. In this shoot we played with fabrics and motion as well as a portion of the shoot where she got down and dirty in playing with flour. The effects under both portions of the shoot were spectacular, but I will let you decide for yourself.
She went on to do the flour shoot and some of those effects were amazing. See for yourself.
Conducted another wonderful photoshoot with a new model. Although not overly familiar with fashion modelling she is very adept at COSPLAY. This allowed her to excel as a model in both fashion and COSPLAY. I have a number of shots below of her in the various outfits. Suffice it to say she is a natural.
I had the pleasure to work with a very talented young lady recently in my first implied nude shoot. Nataliee was a complete joy to work with and provided me with some exceptional images. This is just some of the raw unedited images.
This week I took part in a photoshoot with a lovely lady named Taylor. As an aspiring model she is just starting out and I can certainly see lots more of her in the future. She is a very talented lady with all the qualities of a terrific model.
Model: Taylor King
MUA: Michelle Brennan
I was able to shoot with a lovely lady recently. She proved to be a very pleasant person to work with, professional and a natural talent despite her experience in modeling. She will no doubt have a great future ahead of her in the industry.
I took part in a meetup at the Black Rapids locks a couple of days ago and met a lot of interesting people, both photographers and models. The weather was perfect and the day absolutely fabulous with the models being terrific themselves. I managed to capture a number of nice shots. Here are but a few of them.
I recently attended a workshop on lighting where we worked on a number of techniques to bring out the pictures to their max. Commencing with a simple one light setup we began with the use of a beauty dish above the model and a reflector below. This provided us with catch-lights in our model’s eyes in two places (upper and lower eye). A sample is here with our Model Katlyn.
The Second setup was similar but we used two Soft Boxes in an horizontal layout. Here the catch-light appeared in two places again however the angle was horizontal this time.
Next we tried some shots with back-lighting. This was done with a strobe and a blue gel cover to give a blue colour to the image.
Here is a sample of an image created this way with our model Katlyn.
Be sure to check out the other shots of Katlyn on my Flickr Site.
I just upgraded to Photoshop CC and decided to pull up some older photos to see what I could do with them. I also found a couple of free Photoshop Actions (www.panosfx.com) that provided some really interesting effects. These photos were done using some of those actions.
Today’s theme was opposites so I figured why not combine them in the same picture. A glass of water in front of a fire. FIRE & WATER. 
Three masks that my Daughter made.