The Celebrity Look
Sometimes the a well lit room at the right time of day make for the perfect set. No special lighting here, no strobes, stands, backdrops or cables to trip over…
The sun coming through the window created a beautiful backlight effect, so Steve set the camera on spot meter and took a light reading just of my face…
A simple nice pose I like a lot.
Just looking out the window
Sometimes the living room window and love seat make for the perfect set. No special lighting here, no strobes, stands, backdrops or cables to trip over…
The sun coming through the window created too much contrast so Steve put his portable reflector over it to diffuse the light. Only a few comic book long box covers are to the right reflecting some light back.
A simple nice pose I like a lot.
Amy leaning on the 1972 Stingray. Photo Steve Woron
Love that crooked smile that I caught in this candid between takes. Many times I ask her to do things that she doesn’t like and she makes great facial expressions. Most of the time I miss the shot, but this day I got lucky.
Cute photo Steve Woron 9/22/10
Shooting into a background of glowing foliage is quite a challenge usually making the subject a silhouette. Most models also don’t like being photographed from behind because they don’t know what the camera is “seeing”. With Amy, rest assured, everything is OK.
Amy's Daisy Dukes, 9/2010 photo by Steve Woron
Here’s Amy with her “Daisy Duke” shorts. It’s amazing how a well fitted pair of shorts can really show off those beautiful legs. Of course a great leg shot is only as good as the pose. The Corvette prop always a nice element of sportiness as well as class. Let us know if you’d like to see more from this shoot…
Amy in the 1972 Stingray Photo: Steve Woron
Pocono Summer 2010
Big Smile in Wet Red Beach Top
This one was taken on the same foggy day as the “Pose Me No” post. The fog was so thick Steve needed to be very close to get a good shot.
Amy Savage Jungle Girl; photo by Steve Woron
Last weekend, Steve asked me to model for his next art piece. He asked me to put on a bikini and gave me a dagger as a prop for posing. The leopard print swimsuit and shell necklaces were my idea to add to his jungle girl theme.
This one was also taken on East Beach in Rhode Island. Instead of fog, we had sun and a pretty cloudless sky for the much anticipated golden time. Unfortunately, Steve had a blonde moment. We drove one and a half hours to get there. Steve had packed a variety of swimsuits, accessories and props, but… He completely forgot his CAMERA gear bag!!! So he was forced to use my little Norcent 8 megapixels camera, but this shot was taken with the still feature of his Canon Digital Video ZR400 camcorder. The quality was pretty poor by todays standards as it was only 1.8 MP, but I think it gets the job done. At least I remembered a camera!
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