shaun guckian @shaunguckian - Tumblr Blog

this you? shaunguckian on insta. You're private?

No - my instagram is @tecshaun - that is a copy / fake account

You work is fantastic and I'm a fan. I'm also a fan of Revenge so can we look forward to any more of Christa B. Allen from you?

I posted a few on here :)

No question, just wanted to day your photos are really good.

Thanks man!

First of all, I would like to thank for all amazing and inspiring works, I'm a big fan! I have a question about editing, which editing software do you prefer for adjusting skin tones and adding grain to the photos, Lightroom or Capture one? Would love to hear your ideas on them.

Thanks I appreciate it! I use Lightroom for all my tones and most of my editing.

Where can I see pictures from your shoot with Danielle sharp?

They will be here shortly

daaamn amazing work!

Thanks!

Hi, I would like to shoot with you. Could you please provide with all details? Price, time availability? Thank you

Email me at [email protected]

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You should focus on uploading your work on Tumblr because Instagram is the worst place due to censoring.

I agree - there’s too many social networks to manage lol

Hi Shaun! How do you achieve that softness in your photos? It's a soft focus filter, some kind of fabric, plastic or whatelse?

I just answered this question to someone else that asked the same thing. Look on my page :)

Big fan of your work bud, your work reminds me a lot of David bellemeres stuff. I'm curious what you might be shooting through to get your soft focus look and the light reflection look you got with carrie tivador. I've used crystals, plastics, glass, fingers, flower pedals but I have not been able to achieve that look.

Thanks man I appreciate it. I am definitely a huge fan of Bellemere’s work so I appreciate that comparison. Honestly my soft focus / reflections stuff is very ad-hoc, meaning I use a lot of stuff I find on location. soft focus stuff you can get from smearing your finger on glass, misting the glass, and all different other types of ways. With reflections it seems like you’re on the right path with what you’ve been trying and it’s very similar to what I use.