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Subject: Re:wetlook photography advise

Date: Sat 09/01/10 00:34:10 GMT

Name: John

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Website: http://www.thejeanpool.com/

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I think if the water's just warm enough to be comfortable you might not have steam problems.

I think it's a mistake for the model to look at the camera. When she does it ruins the voyeuristic part of the shoot.

Other problems: not enough light. light doesn't reflect on the wet clothes. And it's a real turn-off if the tub or shower isn't absolutely clean.

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wetlook photography advise

By Arthur+Chappell - arthur@chappell7300.freeserve.co.uk Thu 07/01/10 21:21:47 GMT

Website: http://arthurchappell.me.uk/wetlook.in.popular.culture.htm

With some excitement, I have arranged a chance to do some wetlook photography with a model (a lady in her mid-twenties) in the near future, most likely a bathtub and shower shoot, with a chance of a swimming pool shoot later on. I am wondering therefore if the forum has some tips on taking good shots, ie, how hot should a bath’s water run, so that the model is comfortable but not to steam out a bathroom and make the shots look cloudy, etc. – What, apart from obvious blunders like leaving a lens cap on, etc, can ruin a god wetlook shot (I’m talking as a photographer here, rather than a fan. It would be good to see the excellent togs here talk about the mistakes they have made for those of us just starting out. When the shoot has taken place, I’ll arrange to show some of the work through here too. Cheers. Arthur Chappell

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