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I had to complain to you that the models are not written off to me, as everything changed at once. So now I plan to shoot a lot and go somewhere every two weeks. Or maybe every week) Next week I'm going to Nice with my friend from Kiyv. We will reveal her sexuality, which she carefully restrained through filming) 

I like to shoot people who have never been photographed naked. This is true. You see the process of transformation - from shyness to looseness, self-confidence and self-enjoyment.

By the way, I recently had two completely opposite shots. One with a girl - a professional model (but not a nude model). And the other with a girl who just loves to shoot and has never done it professionally (she recently became a mother). So - shooting with a real model turned out just nothing - memorized poses, the same facial expression, emptiness. And with "mom" just very atmospheric and cool - even though she was a little stiff and just had "hard" hands.

I don't know if it makes sense to show you shooting with a supermodel. But I'm very curious if you will see my thoughts and feelings in the results of both shootings.

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Glenn

Nice images Julia. In the shoot with the professional model how did you direct her? Do you give detailed instructions or a general outline of what you want? Do you think that some models have just been so schooled in posing that they have lost the ability to be natural?

nudity.slip

I always discuss the idea of filming, showing the mood board. The problem with models is that they are already used to the fact that filming is work. They are present at the shooting only with the body but not with the soul.

Wally

Beautiful images and such stunning light on your skin! Very interesting to read about what model and the mum and how different “experience” can have on the mood of the shoot :)

shadowandblur

Posing is muscle memory for a model and it can be hard to get them to break out of it. I've told models in the past to not pose, just 'be.' But it doesn't always happen.