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Dark Porcelain
Hi everyone 🤍 This is my first contribution here 👋🏻
I'm Dryadalis, a french model. In this shooting, I'm wearing a porcelain corset and jewelry by Jade Aure Creations. Pics by Anthony Legris.
We absolutely LOVED this spot. The architecture contrasting with the outfit 🤍 do you agree ? ✨
Opinions?
Did a recent test with a friend. I’m trying to sharpen my editing skills, so I’m curious to see what you think about it. Got already some precious feedback but I’d love to hear more!.
My grandpa modeling for my brand
Took the pic with a Sony A6k, button up drops on Saturday!
Ig: Lavban
Site: Lavban.com
Canon Sure Shot Zoom XL & Pentax P30 50 mm f/1.7, Film unknown
Do you have a fav image?
Photographes pro : la retouche fine fait-elle partie intégrante de votre métier ?
On considère souvent que la retouche fait partie du métier de photographe. Pourtant, sur beaucoup de projets ( dans la beauté, mode, joaillerie, parfum…), la post-production peut représenter autant, voire plus de temps que la prise de vue.
Vous en pensez quoi ?
Est-ce que vous réalisez tout vous-même, ou estimez-vous qu’à un certain niveau de qualité et de temps de travail, il est plus pertinent de collaborer avec un retoucheur spécialisé ?
Je serais ravie de lire vos retours. Je suis moi-même retoucheuse professionnelle, spécialisée dans le haut de gamme, et je trouverai intéressant de voir comment chacun organise son workflow.
( Btw, disponible pour collaborer sur vos projets si besoin! )
'It's Not A Sprint, It's A Marathon, Stupid'
fun test shoot in soho a few weeks back @ jmorelphoto on ig for more
OFC one light/ 6x6 westcott scrim set up
Daybreak blue button up shoot!
Rarely do photoshoots, and I’ve been trying to move away from just shooting product photos. Really love how these turned out.
The Businessman Trip
I made this photo series with my friend Sebastian Sauvé.
The series is called The Businessman Trip and was published in Carbon Copy Magazine.
I’d love to hear your thoughts.
2026 is the new 2016
Thinking of the 2010s nostalgia, we chose to look for more from-the-era fits, although nothing crazy.
I wanted the vibe, clothing and lighting to be fitting the nostalgia - but for it to be fully mine as well.
Surprisingly, I shot this on the Canon 300D with the 40mm f2.8 EF. It makes for an astonishingly good portrait setup and as for its age - I love the files and I will use it as my backup body as a photographer.
Slaying the red backdrop 🔥
Which pose is your favorite from these? Let me know in the comments! 👇