Model Study with Nude - 5D MKIII

[WLaputka]

Here's a recent model study I did with some nude work on the MK III. Shot entirely on the 28-70 2.8 Canon.

http://lkfilms.com/?portfolio-page=her-2

Woodruff

[jdramirez]

She has nice lines and I like the settings... though I personally don't find them to be overly compelling. 

[drmikeinpdx]

I liked this topic so much, I took my 5D3 out for a little nude photoshoot with my old Sigma 50mm and here is what I shot:



I know you can't tell for sure, but I swear the horse wasn't wearing anything!

BTW, that was at F/1.4, ISO 100, 1/400.  The Sigma/5D3 combo does not give the most precise autofocus, but it is quite usable, especially in good light.

[Skulker]

I liked this topic so much, I took my 5D3 out for a little nude photoshoot with my old Sigma 50mm and here is what I shot:



I know you can't tell for sure, but I swear the horse wasn't wearing anything!

BTW, that was at F/1.4, ISO 100, 1/400.  The Sigma/5D3 combo does not give the most precise autofocus, but it is quite usable, especially in good light.

It's an effective nude, but the leather straps are rather too suggestive of control for me.

[jhanken]

I took my 5D3 out for a little nude photoshoot with my old Sigma 50mm and here is what I shot

+1!

[Harry Muff]

I liked this topic so much, I took my 5D3 out for a little nude photoshoot with my old Sigma 50mm and here is what I shot:



I know you can't tell for sure, but I swear the horse wasn't wearing anything!

I do prefer it when they are unshaven...

[WLaputka]

I liked this topic so much, I took my 5D3 out for a little nude photoshoot with my old Sigma 50mm and here is what I shot:



I know you can't tell for sure, but I swear the horse wasn't wearing anything!

BTW, that was at F/1.4, ISO 100, 1/400.  The Sigma/5D3 combo does not give the most precise autofocus, but it is quite usable, especially in good light.

lol, that's awesome.

[WLaputka]

She has nice lines and I like the settings... though I personally don't find them to be overly compelling.

Thank you for your thoughts, J. What would you recommend for future studies?