Modeling photography - monomad daily chalenge

Greetings to my dear friends in the black and white community!

I hope everything is going well there. I'm Menti, and I'm back with another photography and blog post. This time, I'm sharing a photo of a young man wearing a jacket in my studio with a gray background.

For this photoshoot, I used Rembrandt lighting. It gave my model's face a lot of contrast, and the lighting was superb.

I then gave him some posing tips. My model had a chiseled face and beautiful eyes, so I suggested that he use his hands to create a better pose by bringing them closer to his chin.

I took several photos from different angles.

I then took another photo that was darker and from a side angle. He was turned slightly towards me and had his hand on a table, looking at the camera.
It's amazing how we can learn something new in every photoshoot. It can be a great experience. The world is a beautiful place to learn and explore.

I told his he was beautiful. I made sure to compliment his on his looks, his hair, his makeup, and his outfit.
I was patient. I didn't rush his or get frustrated if he didn't get the pose right away. I took the time to work with his until he was comfortable and confident.
I was encouraging. I told his he was doing a great job and that I loved the photos. This helped his to relax and enjoy the experience.
I was creative. I experimented with different lighting, poses, and angles to find the perfect shots. This kept the photoshoot interesting and fun.
Ershad was a pleasure to work with. he was open to my ideas and willing to try different things. He also had a great sense of humor, which made the photoshoot fun and enjoyable.
In the end, I was very happy with the results of the photoshoot.

As with my other photos, I shot this one in black and white to focus more on my model.

Thank you, dear friends, and until next time, take care!

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