Swimsuit Shoot by GrandmaT
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Description
The annual Swimsuit issue photo shoot is taking place at a local beach. Reese is one of the models participating this year. It looks glamorous but it’s not. Trying to balance make-up and sun screen is tricky. Sand and sand fleas get into EVERYTHING. The Gulls are pretty aggressive and more than one model has had to be “de-pooped” during the shoot. There should be a “hazard pay” clause written into these contracts.
Just playing with the Beachfeet set.
DAZ:
Classic Bob – Outoftouch
Luxury Bikini – Blue Rabbit
Pine Beach HDRI – Cake and Bob
Fun and Flirty pose - Capsces
Flock Formations by Ken Gilliland is from Hivewire.
Freebie:
Tote and Frappetino – Y-Personal
Comments (32)
Lovely
lol, Mike. Yeah that drink would've melted in a second...I love when you do photo shoots in 3D. You always get the feel of them. As Rod and you say, these shoots are anything but glamorous. I've not done them myself, but i've been with photographers who have, and it's tedious maddening work; and when you're outside---and it's hot?---fuggeddabbouddit. (Remember the Godfather Pt II? Remember a scene where the gangsters are cutting up a cake in Cuba---as Hyman Roth divides his estate among the thugs? They had to shoot it a million times because the frosting kept melting! The heat did it in...There's just no getting around the sun, it'll ruin a shoot in seconds...)
You got the feel of a model, the light on her is real photographic stuff, the photographers dressed her so that her bikini would match the hue of her skin (though they'll color the skin too, with rouges and makeup, to match their conception). She truly looks posed, the shadow is severe, as I assume this is strong light. And the gulls are very visceral up there (ready to poop---poop-ready, they can call it). With a serene water background. You really handle the "shoot" concept expertly, this looks like the real thing. And I hope she got paid well, because to get a shot like this outside is a royal pain for the model. Excellent work, Teri.