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Santé | Natascha Sophia

Added 2024-07-12 08:00:04 +0000 UTC

Meet Natascha Sophia! 🖤
A new face here on the channel - but in fact a person whom I've met once before, at a party, but only recently got to do photos with. ☺️

We met up at her place in Jylland, because she wanted to show me the local forrest in which she wanted to do photos. As you can see in the clip we walked for a bit and shot on location in natural light. 🌳😁 It was originally intended only to be nude photos, but as we went closer and closer into the woods, I asked if she didn't think it could be awesome justing that summer dress she was wearing that day - and so we ended up using it on some of the photos as well. ☺️

As we were in there for a couple of hours, we did multiply settings, one of them was Natascha laying on the forrest ground in a blue set of lingerie - unfortunately we didn't end up using any of these, but below is a photo of how it looked when we did them. ☺️

(This was much colder than it looked eventhou the sun was shining through the leaves, by the way. Natascha was such a champ, not complaining about this setup. 💪🏻😅)

Another setting which we never ended up using photos we did on a huge fallen tree, which made a natural pathway (if you could balance on it) from one side of a river to another. We got the idea of placing Natascha in the middle of the tree, spreading out her arms and just embracing the nature, completely naked. However, it was way harder for her to keep the balance when closing her eyes, than we both thought it would be - so on the final results, it was clear to see that she didn't relax enough in the moment for the photos to work out. 😅

I've attached a photo below from a clip recorded for the 'Behind The Scenes'-video I released two days ago and you can check out right here - but which in the end never made it into the video, since we didn't use that setting in the end. 😊

(It's hard to see, since the riverbank ended out of the frame (😂🤦🏻‍♂️) but Natascha is balancing on a fallen tree approximately two meters above the ground/river)

I mainly used my Canon 70-200 mm f./2.8 L USM III lens on this job and only switched to the Canon 24-70 mm f./2.8 L USM III lens ones, at the end due to a limited space available in the woods.
Everything was done on a Canon R5. 🤓

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE STYLE? 😁🤷🏻‍♂️
- Let me know if you wants to see more with her in the future, got some ideas on what could be awesome to do or just have some technical questions or thinks you would like to know. 🙏🏻