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Portrait photography can be extremely rewarding, and at the same time extremely challenging. Whereas most other photographic genres rely completely on the photographer’s ideas, talent, and techniques… Portraiture introduces a wildcard… the subject (a.k.a. The Model). While a landscape photographer can spend time fiddling around with his or her camera settings, or they can sit tight while munching on a bag of potato chips, waiting for the light to get just right, a portrait photographer needs to move! A portrait ‘subject’ will become bored, and agitated, if they have to sit waiting on the photographer. This is especially true with children, busy business folks, the elderly, and pets.
Lola par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : Model : Lola marfy
Meryem par Amine Fassi
Meryem par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : For Strobist Groups : One light 1 godox QS-600 with octobox 90 cm grided - P1/2
Meryem par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : Model : Meryem Benjelloun For Strobist Groups : One light 1 godox QS-600 with octobox 90 cm grided - P1/2
Oumaima by Amine Fassi
LoLa par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : Model : Lola Castel
Hind par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : For Strobist Groups : Key light : 1 Godox 600 with Octobox 120 cm - P1/2 Bottom Fill : Silver reflector Rear Light : 2 Ilux 600 with soft box 90 cm - P1/8 Background Light : 2 ilux 600 - P1/4
Punky par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : For Strobist Groups : 1 godox 600 with White Umbrella 180cm P1/2
Najwa par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : For Strobist Groups : 1 godox 600 with White Umbrella 180cm P1/2
Mezzo Forte par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : For Strobist Groups : 1 Godox 600 with Octobox 90 cm and honeycomb grib, model in the fall-of
Captive Tiger par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : "Les yeux fixés sur moi, comme un tigre dompté, D’un air vague et rêveur elle essayait des poses, Et la candeur unie à la lubricité Donnait un charme neuf à ses métamorphoses. Et son bras et sa jambe, et sa cuisse et ses reins, Polis comme de l’huile, onduleux comme un cygne, Passaient devant mes yeux clairvoyants et sereins; Et son ventre et ses seins, ces grappes de ma vigne" Baudelaire
Eye of the Tiger par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgSMxY6asoE For Strobist Groups : 2 ilux Summit 600 with Softbox 90 cm behind the model at 1,5 meter - p1/2 2 black Flat front of the model to dark shadows
Lola par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : Model : Lola Castel
Sotto Voce par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : For Strobist Groups : 1 godox QS-600 with octobox 90 cm grided - P1/2
Ksenia par Amine Fassi Via Flickr : Model : Ksenia Danilina