Showing posts with label model portfolio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label model portfolio. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 December 2010

Portfolio shoot with Naomi


If you're thinking of starting a modelling portfolio like Naomi, prices start from just £100 for a shoot with 8 fully retouched pictures on DVD. Locations and makeup artists can add the finishing touches to your shoot - contact me for further information david@davidburkephotography.co.uk or 07973 672912








Wednesday, 17 November 2010

Portfolio shoot with Laura



Here are some images from a recent portfolio shoot with the lovely Laura, who braved the cold to get some great outdoor shots on a wetTunbridge Wells evening!














Sunday, 10 October 2010

Strobist shoot

Here are a few photos from an afternoon of strobist shooting around Tunbridge Wells. For those not familiar with the term, 'strobist/strobism' is using small camera speedlight flashes (strobes in America) off-camera to create more dramatic portraits using a 'quick and dirty' approach rather than spending hours on set up etc.



 




All photos copyright David Burke Photography 2010

Saturday, 3 April 2010

model shoot in London

Here are some images from a recent model shoot - taken at dusk on the streets of London.








All images copyright David Burke Photography 2010

Monday, 8 February 2010

Portfolio shoot with Gemma

Some pictures from a recent shoot with Gemma - thanks for braving the freezing temperatures !













All pictures copyright David Burke Photography 2010

Friday, 26 June 2009

Model shoot with Michelle




Having got some great shots on the SouthBank with Laura and Andrew, I decided to re-use them to do some stuff with Michelle

Keeping apertures wide open minimised clutter and confusion of other people in the shots - many of whom chose to stand right in the shot, on the phone, oblivious to what I was trying to do - got there in the end though...






The skate park by the national theatre had some great backdrops although we took our lives in our hands at times (and wierdly didn't feel that comfortable stepping from the 'viewing' part into the realm of the skaters).We also had to brave the carpark stairwell smell in places...



The river wall and various bridges offer great perspective shots.