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Description: During my recent shoot with Emma, it was decided somehow that we would do a couple of images out of the studio in the kitchen. Dont ask why, but it seemed like a good idea at the time. So, standing in the middle of the kitchen, clad in nothing but her lingerie, we did our best to get some natural light shots.

Due to there being no studio lighting, I was able to shoot this at 1.4, which is great for nailing a shallow depth of field, awful for getting accurate focus. Lenses perform better around their mid range aperture (f8 – f11 for most), so in studios we set the lighting to around this figure. Shooting at f/1.4 brings in the issue of soft images which, in some ways add to the image, in some ways detract. Go the other way and shoot at silly f16 or f22 and you get diffraction, where the individual photons collide whilst trying to cram through a very small hole and get all out of synch and angry with each other.

Anyway, apart from a little cloning to remove some imperfections (yes, she has them), this is straight out of the camera. Hope you all like.

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Emma

Meet Emma. She is half Indian, quarter Pakistani, and absolutely breathtaking. She is probably, to my mind, the most beautiful model I have worked with and taking portraits of her was absolutely wonderful.

We spent all day together, working on some intense portraits, some candid boudoir and lingerie photos and a little bit of fashion. I think she has an enchanting aura about her and I cant wait to edit more photos :).

Lighting

As I said, this was shot under natural lighting so there is a big window to the right of the photo – and thats it :).

Emma