Make shift studio......

[amature101]

Well this was my first semi "professional" photo shoot.
This was for a new line of clothes at my sisters shop.
The shop was closed and turned into a make shift studio, the lighting was pretty ordinary but there was plenty of natural light coming in from the shop front so I took advantage of that and just bounced a speed light off the wall behind me as a fill light.

CC very welcome.

Thanks for looking,
Mick.

[ladyups]

They all look good to me but I'm not a portrait shooter. The colors are bright and vibrant and the skin tones look great.

[mrdoug]

Mick... you did a pretty good job, in my opinion. You also had
a GORGEOUS model to work with. Did you ask her if she was in
need of a portfolio, or aquiring new photos? Anytime you get a
chance to work with someone of her caliber... seize the moment!

Grea job!

[amature101]

Thanks for the nice coments.

It does help having a stuning model that knows what shes doing for your first shoot. Fay was veryfriendly and so easy to work with.
I haven't asked her about a portfolio shoot or anything like that as yet.
I am working with her on another project in the next coming weeks and my sisters shop have decided they want to continue to use Fay and myself for all future projects.
Wich I dont mind one bit :)

Cheers
Mick.

[trashytrucker]

Mick,

These are real good. Turned out really well and all you used was available light through a window and bounced your flash? Outstanding! No. 2 and No.4 are my favorites.

Matt

[Pat]

Very nice, Mick. And love your model. If you can, give her a few prints or a CD. Keep your models happy.