It is not often you work with a model who is so utterly focused on results as Bethanie. She was such a joy to work with, and as soon as I aimed the camera at her, she just went into action mode and she was portrait perfection.
The portrait shoot was focused on an urban theme, and I wanted to recreate some 2000’s vibe on-camera flash (simulating it with a Godox AD200 off-camera). I was armed with my Nikon Z6ii and two wonderful lenses, the Tamron 35-100mm F/2.8 and the 7Artisans 10mm F/2.5 AF MAX fisheye lens. Both professional grade lenses that are insanely capable for weddings, portraits and events.
This selection of images was taken with the Nikon Z6ii and Tamron 35-100mm lens, at F/2.8.
These images were taken with the Nikon Z6ii and the 7Artisans 10mm F/2.5 lens, at F/2.5.
All these images were edited in RapidRaw, which has become an important part of my workflow these days with its super-advanced masking, excellent colour control and fast speed at getting the job done at a professional level.
I have more work to catch up on that I have not shared yet, so come back for more!
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