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Ok... so I screwed up my not yet existing consistency of writing a journal entry for each of my photo sessions, but once again I'll try continue writing. This time I'll tell you about a session with Julia I had back in August. It was a really great experience of shooting somebody I haven't met before. Actually it is the same as talking to a stranger — it depends on both of you. And if your model is not a talkative person — you have to be hyperactive to make whole thing going on. But this wasn't the case and everything went pretty well. For this entry(and for future ones) I'm just going to give you some key points I found interesti

Ok, so as promised I'm gonna blog here about my photo sessions, which I tend to organize like a photo walks. Most of the times I have some few interesting spots in my mind, so I can decide where to go. The thing is that every model looks different, dresses differently and you really need to imagine which spot will suit you model the most. So remember - always keep some good spots in your mind. That way you won't be screwed when it comes to choosing a place to shoot. Don't have any spots in your mind? Go walk around your town, look for some interesting walls, graffitis on them, some interesting objects and stuff that might look cool on the ph

Hi deviants, what's up? Well, I must admit, this is my first blog entry of any kind... But somehow I decided to start blogging and most of the posts here on deviantART will be photography related. I'll try to describe my photo sessions, my thoughts on some pictured and of course I'll try to give some tips on photography based on personal experience in the field. But, before all that, I'll introduce myself: My name is Anthony and by now it's been 23 years of me exploiting planet Earth. I've been taking pictures for quite a long time, but seriously got addicted by the craft about 3 years ago with a purchase of my first dSLR, which just happe