Cozy Bathhouse. Part 2

Cozy Bathhouse. Part 2

Today, we had a pretty interesting lesson, both video and photo shooting at the same time. I have wanted to have a photoshoot in the small sauna. Every time, I have to take it all. But now, it's all done. I have a small sauna. Here is a classical wood sauna. Here is the real. But the problem is that the whole wall is monotonous. It's not interesting, it's flat. So, for example, if I start the shooting with the model, I'll set it here. I need to have a different variety around her. For this, on the one side of the model, I'll hang this old jacket, as if it were her jacket. I'll set the model here, and on the right and left of the model, I'll just put some accessories or give them in her hands to fill the shot with the details that have to do with this sauna and make this story, which we wanted to show you, more realistic, more real. I've added a little steam. You see, or rather not steam, but a steam machine. This is a steam that is without a smell, but the effect is really as if there were steam.

To make the shot more interesting, I've already said, I'm adding some details. I'm shooting at this angle. It turns out that this angle will be too empty. To have something interesting, I put in it a piece of this accessory that all the sauna men should know. To get the model to fall the light more beautifully, it sits, not fully, clenched back to the wall, she is a little turned in the direction of the window. I have this lock of hair out, specially, to add some details to this zone. And now I need to make the model have a little bit of a sweat. I have a sprayer. I'll now wet the model, I'll put a lot of steam, so it has a sauna effect, and I'll make a few frames. Furthermore, I think it should be very nice. As you can see, when the skin glows, the model looks sweaty. It's very effective. I'm sure that in a photo, it's going to be very nice. This is a simple method. Usually, a spray for flowers, makes the picture much more effective.