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What would most people prefer to shoot on a studio day
Fashion : glamour :nude /art nude portraits etc
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Fashion : glamour :nude /art nude portraits etc
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What style of studio shoot get interest
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I wouldn't mind trying a fashion shoot
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Well I want to do soon studio days and wanted to get a feel of what kind of style people prefer. So i pick the right model for the job.
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Don't really know why you are asking 'all' for their preferences as I wouldn't be able to attend any shoots, so my opinions shouldn't be taken into account!
Perhaps you should have put up a poll for people to vote on the types of shoot they would be most interested in attending, if you set one up!
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Perhaps you should have put up a poll for people to vote on the types of shoot they would be most interested in attending, if you set one up!
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Good idea of course I know that everyones interest is different.
so them new question to members
1 - Portrait
2 - Fashion
3 - Glamour
4 - Nude
5 - Art nude
so them new question to members
1 - Portrait
2 - Fashion
3 - Glamour
4 - Nude
5 - Art nude
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Hi Graham,
If you have a single studio, but can vary the set with lighting and back drops, you could always get two or three different models, to attend at different times throughout the day and ask them to vary their wardrobe accordingly.
A well lit set could deal with fashion as well as portrait with the model bringing various outfits. Change the model and the set to black background and low light for portrait and more 'Film Noir' style. Then set up a Boudoir shoot to finish off with a third model.
I am presently arranging a shoot at a large studio that can accommodate 4 different sets at the same time, so will have 4 models and 8 photographers shooting throughout the day and switching the models and photographers between sets. You came to one of these I arranged a while ago in Birmingham at Tiptop Studios. I have the October one sorted now but will be arranging more of these over the winter if anyone is interested.
Malcolm
If you have a single studio, but can vary the set with lighting and back drops, you could always get two or three different models, to attend at different times throughout the day and ask them to vary their wardrobe accordingly.
A well lit set could deal with fashion as well as portrait with the model bringing various outfits. Change the model and the set to black background and low light for portrait and more 'Film Noir' style. Then set up a Boudoir shoot to finish off with a third model.
I am presently arranging a shoot at a large studio that can accommodate 4 different sets at the same time, so will have 4 models and 8 photographers shooting throughout the day and switching the models and photographers between sets. You came to one of these I arranged a while ago in Birmingham at Tiptop Studios. I have the October one sorted now but will be arranging more of these over the winter if anyone is interested.
Malcolm