Had a shoot with an new model recently, who was not only new to me, but also new to modeling. She wanted to get some silhouettes, lingerie, and in general anything which was sexy. After making sure this was what she really wanted to do (after all, even in the studio, not everyone is willing to be nude), we started out with some less showy outfits while we got used to working together, then moved on to the shots which were the more interesting ones planned.
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Janna in the studio (NSFW)
Starla on Location
The lovely Starla joined me out at a local stream where there are some gorgeous pools which form up in places. I love the reflections formed by the ring of trees all around the edges of the pools, and the privacy out there doesn’t hurt either. It was a bit cold, but Starla was a trooper for long enough to get some images captured.
Tashaw in the studio
Had opportunity to get a local gal into the studio for a shoot. She was someone I had gotten to know at a local retail establishment, and while I had long thought she would look good on film, when I learned she was leaving that job, I knew my chance was fading, so went ahead and asked. While I wasn’t surprised she was interested, I wasn’t expecting her to be as interested in a shoot which was as sexy as this, given it was her first time in a studio.
We started with some simple outfits, and worked our way towards the images she was really wanting to capture.
More images later, once edited.
We got some great results in my opinion, so I look forward to sharing the others from the shoot. As a teaser, they got sexier from here.
She May Be Called Lilly, But There’s Some Peacock There Too

Makes me think of a hot and lazy summer afternoon. Only thing missing is a cold beer hanging from her fingers.
Maternity
Sometime the simple things in life are the best. Here is an early maternity shoot of mine
Silvery glow
Sometimes I like to review photoshoots from at least a few months past and see what I find. In this case, I found this one was worth some time.
It was taken with the key light to camera left. The choice was made not to have a hairlight or spot and just allow the falloff from the main light to take care of what I wanted.
Edits were some mild skin retouching, as well as some adjustments to add an unsharp mask on the eyes and lips, an increase in contrast and brightness adjustment selectively applied, and two passes of gray scale conversion (once for the hair, and a second for the rest of the image). May sound like a lot, but it really didn’t take long at all. Given the fact that it’s a beautiful picture of a gorgeous girl (in my biased opinion, of course), I think it was well worth the effort.















