portrait photography، part 1 || Monomad challenge

Hello to all artists and lovers.

I hope you are happy and full of energy wherever you live in the world.

I am with you with another @monomad challenge. Managed by my dear and kind friend @monochromes.

For today's post, I considered the portrait photos of a famous makeup artist in my city. Dear and well-spoken Nasreen, she had warned me for some time to take a portrait, but the crowding of gatherings delayed this opportunity. Finally, on a hot summer day, we managed to record these moments.

Nasreen Aziz recently planned to start the biggest make-up and hairstyle school in the city and start her activity stronger than before through the virtual space and Instagram platform. The admin of his Instagram page had emphasized that portrait photos should be taken with light backgrounds.

Of course, I must also say that Nasreen Aziz did not consider this matter with me at first and I took photos according to my work routine.

His face was very pleasant for portrait photography and I wanted to take photos from all angles.

I usually use a black background for portrait photography in the first place and I like the lighting in this background.

For this type of lighting, I have used a light source, I shined one of the branches of light on the background and the second one from above the subject's head, and I shined the main light on the subject at a diagonal angle.

In my opinion, one of the charms of black and white photos is more visible in portrait photography. I tried to give more effect to the photo by using the camera raw filter and applying cinematic presets.

In the next shots and with a change of clothes, according to Nasreen Jun, you photographed in a bright background. Although these two photos are very similar, but with a little precision, a slight rotation of the face and body can be seen in the photo.

By changing another outfit, we recorded another photo in a bright background. I shared these few photos with you in the first round, and I will upload the rest of Nasrin Jun's photos in the next posts.

I have photographed all these photos with a canon 5dmarklll camera and a 24-70 usmll lens.

The type of the subject's face and the attractiveness of his gaze have a significant impact on portrait photography. The captivating eyes of my dear Nasreen with the beautiful make-up she had done, attracted me to take more shots.

I hope you liked it and enjoyed the religion of these pictures. Be successful and victorious in the shelter of the truth. And have good days ahead.