Capturing the Joy of Friendship - monomad daily chalenge

Hello to my dear friends in the black and white photography community! I'm Montee, and I'm back with another exciting photoshoot featuring a vibrant group of three friends against the backdrop of a large arched window.

Utilizing a love seat as a prop, I commenced with a group photo to introduce the models. Maintaining symmetry was crucial in the composition, considering both the number of models (three) and the arched shape of the window behind them. By emphasizing symmetry, I aimed to create visually captivating images.

Individual Portraits:

Following the group photo, I captured individual portraits of each model. The poses were simple yet engaging, with hands playing a significant role in the overall composition.

The lighting setup for this photoshoot consisted of two lights. The key light was positioned at a 45-degree angle to the models, crafting subtle light and shadow effects while illuminating their faces evenly.

One of the models expressed a keen interest in capturing additional individual shots. While adjusting the lighting, I requested her to pose against the wall, allowing me to capture her vibrant energy and expressions. The positive energy of this group was contagious, making the entire photoshoot a delightful experience.
One of the challenges I faced during this photoshoot was ensuring coordination among the three models. Achieving harmony in their poses and movements was essential for visually appealing compositions.

Photographing this group of friends was a truly enjoyable experience. Their positive energy and camaraderie were infectious, inspiring me to capture cheerful and energetic images.

In my photoshoot with a tall model, I aimed to emphasize their height and convey a sense of grandeur by shooting them from a slightly low angle while they were leaning against a wall.

Overall, framing and camera angles can be powerful tools for conveying messages to the audience.

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Photography By @ menati
Camera sony a7 r iii lens 24-70 f 2.8 sigmaArt