It’s been so busy that it’s been hard to keep up with the blog. I just returned from New Orleans where I shot with a couple of other photographers and good friends of mine and a couple of girls. The model I worked with is Mallory and I swear I could have sworn she is Alessandra Ambrosio’s long lost twin sister. Take a look for yourself…
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And our setting — the gorgeous New Orleans. The buildings are so unique and such a great resource as backdrops! Fellow photographers Reny Ramos, Dave Contreras and Arthur Alikhanian (from left to right) and Mallory.
Except the difference between this shoot and all of our other ones was the fact that my body movements which always work towards my advantage, worked towards my disadvantage this week. Let me explain. I have never had a problem with positioning my body- holding a pose and creating lines without any hardship or much explanation has always been my strongest point when it comes to photo shoots. Body movement excites me, which is why I tend to get bored at beauty shoots. I have always been aware of my body, and throughout my modeling, the face expression & eyes have been the one thing that I have worked on. Well this shoot required not so much posing of the body, since it was supposed to be more of a natural shot- for example- me laying on the bed, or looking out the window…well believe it or not, when I move around the house or do normal things even without Kristina’s camera in front of me– I don’t just slump around. So Kristina and I were having a hard time making me look un-posed..If that’s even a word…listen I can’t help it if I do everything very methodologically (Kv was that the word you used?) in my own head. I am a Capricorn 
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