Artistic Portrait Workshop w/Pam - Monomad Challenge.
A few months ago, I reunited with some photographer friends with whom I shared a wonderful artistic nude photography workshop featuring two models with extensive experience in this field and models I’d worked with before. It wasn’t a big production in terms of organization; rather, it was something we did just for ourselves to create, share, and do what we’re passionate about. Between laughs and camera clicks, we spent a lovely afternoon together, and honestly, it was really enjoyable for me since it had been a long time since I’d done something like that.
Today's star is Pam, with whom I'd already worked on other types of portraits, but this is the first time we've done an artistic nude shoot, and honestly, she was great. I loved her poses and how natural she was while posing, as well as the connection between her and the photographers. There was a lot of spontaneity because, after all, we all knew each other.
Black and white will always be the perfect choice for this type of portrait, at least that's what I think and I hope you like it. Thanks for stopping by :)







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Wowwwww, great Portraits!
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Saludos mi amigo, como bien dices el blanco y negro le queda de maravilla en esta sesión de desnudos, me encantaron las poses, muy naturales, de lujo.
Hello @dimascastillo90! I love the spirit behind this: a group of photographer friends, no big production, just an afternoon of laughs and camera clicks for the sheer joy of creating. That kind of spontaneity often produces the most honest images. 📷
I agree with you that black and white is the natural choice for this kind of portrait. Without color, the eye goes straight to light, shape and expression, and the connection you describe between Pam and the photographers comes through even more. And I have to say: Pam is more beautiful than a Venus! 🏛️ Classical sculptors would have envied that natural grace in her poses. Thank you for sharing it with the #monomad community!
My question: when you work with friends in such a relaxed setting, do you plan the lighting in advance, or do you let it evolve naturally during the session and adapt as you go?
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