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In mid-April, I went to Lanzarote with Wiana Model.

I’ve been plotting to create an Art Nude Location workshop using only available light that will be available as a downloadable product on shop.commandoart.com shortly.

In essence, I set up three cameras to create a multi-camera setup on all the locations I shot at, synchronized the cameras with the still images I shot, and am now deep in editing everything together.

The venues range from a tiny bathroom and other indoor/outdoor locations to stunning natural scenes, volcanos, caves, and beaches.

In addition to the whole shooting sequence, where you can hear all model instructions, there will be a commentary on things to look out for, things that do work, or why something doesn’t work.

There will be sections on not only selecting a general place for a project but also in detail instructions on finding locations without ever having been to a location and managing locations when on site.

Here are three teaser images from the project, and I wanted to show them to my Patrons first.

PS. The last image shows some plants that liked Wiana so much that they squirted on her.

And I got a dose later 💦

The secret life of plants...

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Eric Adeleye

Greetings. I just purchased Art Nude on Location - Mastering Natural Light. Do you provide any examples of how you edited some of the final images that you show in the videos? I was wondering about what process and techniques you used to edit some of the photographs you took in the tutorial.

thomasholmphoto

Hey Eric, I process all the images I do in a similar fashion, structured via actions. It's the same process and actions you can see in the Post Production Masterclass. But search for retouch and you will see a lot of different retouch movies, and you can see how I work with the actions and what they do. If you wan to dive in, get the post production masterclass, it does so much more than retouching.