My One Day Job: Photographer and Make-Up Artist

The unpredictable weather almost cancelled our photoshoot. But the determination of the team proved to be stronger than the storm as we manage to conduct our photoshoot last Saturday.


We started out late but thankfully it didn't rain during the entire shoot.
From a group of 8, our team grew to 12.
My 1st big group for a photoshoot proved to be challenging and a learning experience.
We were against factors like weather, more manpower for the technical side, tripod(shame on me!) and it was fortunate that the batteries ran out near the end of session.


The models I have are all lovely not just physically but their attitude as well.
I was surprised really when the male models I have are very open-minded to have make-up. When I was organizing this shoot, I was afraid the models might complain on how much make-up I put them particularly for males. But I didn't hear them complain (both male and female). Bless the males who knows to appreciate make-up.
The female models got clear skin so make-up was easy to apply on them.

When the shooting began, it proved yet again challenging.
My models got bored and hungry while waiting for the queue. I tend to forget to retouch them. nyay!
And now that I've uploaded the pictures, I noticed that some of them got more shots than the others. aw, gomen about it team! -bows down- I will work harder next time.

If you're going to ask about my pictures (since I'm a camwhore), I'm the photographer :beams proudly:, haha, so I didn't get any. Too bad, I have Orihime hair now.


Anyway, I got exhausted but nonetheless happy on the outcome of the raw pictures.
Just you wait when we have it edited via photoshop. ;-D

I'd like to give thanks to my team (we don't have a name yet. lol)

Alain
Ashley
Chii
Jenny
Jherome
Kahlil
Levy
Mac
Maine
Tomomi
Xheng


Check them and give love at my DA: http://www.japanesenagi.deviantart.com