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<blockquote data-quote="Browncoat" data-source="post: 12719" data-attributes="member: 1061">Model 1:&nbsp; I have many photos of her, as I worked with her the longest.&nbsp; She poses nude for a local art college, so I assume she's used to contorting herself into all kinds of odd shapes.&nbsp; I remember her saying that she rarely poses in clothes.&nbsp; Model 2:&nbsp; Definitely the more experienced of the two, but unfortunately for me, I only spent about 10 minutes with her.&nbsp; As for instruction, the models were pretty much on their own.&nbsp; Some of the photogs gave a little direction, but I just let them do their thing.&nbsp; This was my first rodeo, and I was nervous enough...especially once the clothes came off.&nbsp; The studio owner was an invaluable resource.&nbsp; I showed up early to the shoot, way early, in the hopes of helping set up.&nbsp; I learned a lot about setting up shots and using studio lighting, it was awesome.&nbsp; He helped with settings and stuff all day and was a great teacher.&nbsp; As for me, I was using a kit lens and have never taken as many photos of an actual person as I did this day.&nbsp; 200+ shots.&nbsp; The next modeling shoot is in early February, and I'm hoping to build on this experience for some even better shots next time.&nbsp; Plus...I'll have a new lens muhahahaha!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Browncoat, post: 12719, member: 1061"] Model 1: I have many photos of her, as I worked with her the longest. She poses nude for a local art college, so I assume she's used to contorting herself into all kinds of odd shapes. I remember her saying that she rarely poses in clothes. Model 2: Definitely the more experienced of the two, but unfortunately for me, I only spent about 10 minutes with her. As for instruction, the models were pretty much on their own. Some of the photogs gave a little direction, but I just let them do their thing. This was my first rodeo, and I was nervous enough...especially once the clothes came off. The studio owner was an invaluable resource. I showed up early to the shoot, way early, in the hopes of helping set up. I learned a lot about setting up shots and using studio lighting, it was awesome. He helped with settings and stuff all day and was a great teacher. As for me, I was using a kit lens and have never taken as many photos of an actual person as I did this day. 200+ shots. The next modeling shoot is in early February, and I'm hoping to build on this experience for some even better shots next time. Plus...I'll have a new lens muhahahaha! [/QUOTE]

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