NSPART - Erotic Art Series Featuring Porn Actress Christiana Cinn #1...
Hello Everyone,
This is part of a series of images I shot with Adult Actress Christiana Cinn. I hope you enjoy it.
Camera: Nikon D810
Lighting: Alien Bee Softbox.
Model: Porn Actress Christiana Cinn
NOTE: Please do not make rude or sexual comments on my work or about my models there are plenty of posts and places to do that and it's pretty clear my work that I post it NOT Hardcore porn. If I start posting that, then that's a different story. Respectful comments often get upvoted. :)
I'm not trying to be snooty or a dick, I just have a lot of respect for models I work with and not all of do adult work, but they do shoot nude art and if the see this page I'd for them to feel respected for having the courage to shoot nude and share their beauty with the world.
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https://NicoSimonPrincelyPhotography.com
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What Goes In To My Work/Art:
For those that don't know, I spend a lot of time on all of my photos, unlike camera phone pictures, or quick snap shots. For any shoot there is model selection, planning, equipment setup, the shoot which is usually several hours where I shoot several hundred photos, then there is equipment tear down, choosing the best images which takes a couple of hours, color grading/correction, and then I spend sometimes an hour or two on a single image retouching and creating the final look, then resizing and watermarking for the web, even my Polaroids have to be scanned in, cropped, have the dust removed, resized and watermarked, so to the people that think I'm just posting a pic or two they are not seeing all of the work that goes into that picture they are looking at.
With advanced photo-manipulation and composites that can add many more hours of work. And what also makes these images possible is the years I have spent learning my craft, the $10,000+ in equipment + the Studio I was paying for that sadly I no longer have, and the model and Makeup Artist (when I use one) are either paid or get additional pictures which means more work for me, none of this is cheap or free it's a lot of work that I do because I love creating beautiful images.
I added this to my posts because it seems that people no longer value professional photography or understand what goes into it regarding, time, expense, etc... And some feel a camera phone picture of a ham sandwich or a selfie has equal value regardless of the difference in production time and cost. Almost every professional photographer I know has been adversely affected by the devaluation of professional photography due to mass proliferation of camera phones and the perception that all photos are created equally, so I try my best to educate people on what goes into what we do.
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Thanks,
Nico
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Great Photo and a truly beautiful woman!
As always amazing!
I have been following you for about a year, even when you were just starting to put your work on a Steemit.
I have long wanted to ask:
Are you renting a studio or is it your own?
When you photograph on a white background, is it a big piece of whatman paper or is it a fabric or a white wall?
What kind of lighting do you use?
I just see that you are a true professional in this matter. I'm just curious. I always had problems with the light. I want to buy some LED lamps for this.
Thanks!)
I used to live in a Loft Condo where where the bottom floor was my studio. Unfortunately I could not longer afford it and had to move in with family. It not been easy to make a living as a photographer for me, and I'm not the only one most photographers are struggling except those at the top that have long-established careers. But this is my passion.
I'm about to move out again so I'm looking for a place I can once again live and shoot in.
When you photograph on a white background, is it a big piece of paper or is it fabric or a white wall?
I used both. Some times just a white wall and sometimes I used a white seamless background which is a roll of paper.
What kind of lighting do you use?
That all depends on the shot and look I want I use everything from Speedlights mouthed on the Camera to very large external lights with huge softboxes which is what I used on this photoset.
I have no worked with LED lights yet so I can't tell you much about those. I might do some courses on the styles of photography I do and sell them as that would allow me to make an income and do what I love and I have done courses in the past on other subjects.
Thanks for the detailed answer! Yes, it's hard for creative people to make money. We are musicians and also come across this every day.
Perhaps you can try to sell the course on the Steam blockchain. Just put up a promo and write how much this course costs in Steem or SBD.
The person sends you a crypt and in the note indicates the mail where to drop the course.
America is a very complex and overrated area of the world.
If you have remote income you can consider moving.
We are also working on it now.
There are many places in the world where you can live in a pleasant environment and pay a lot less money than in America.