I have made arrangements with a young local model to meet regularly just for some TFP shoots. The intention is for it to be an equal creative collaboration, where either of us can suggest ideas. Most models doing TFP shoots are at the whim of the photographer so this should allow her to expand her portfolio and greater experience for me.
What can I say about this young lady.... Such a breeze to work with. Just struck pose after pose. It seemed all I had to do was keep the camera to my eye and keep up. I probably should have kept the processing consistent. But some shots seemed to be more suited to a certain style. This was our first time meeting, so was just more a chance for us to get to know each other.
All shot with D810 and Sigma Art 50mm with natural light.
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
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Maddie Roscoe by Crew One Photography, on Flickr
Any and all CC is welcome. Either a way I could have worked with the model better, posing, location or PP. This is my very first shoot with a proper model, and only my 3rd ever shoot with a non friend or family so I could use all the help I can get.
Personally, I am thrilled with the way they have come out. I put a lot of that down to a spectacular model. For a 15 year old, she sure has a lot of screen presence and knows exactly what she is doing in front of a camera.