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Some of you have asked me why to why the overwhelming bulk of my work has been done within the confines of a studio, and the answer is rather simple: control. When I first started doing foot fetish photography, I quickly figured out that shooting outdoors in a city as large and crowded as New York was rather impractical for many reasons, it was just hard to find spaces where people wouldn't gawk, loiter, etc. and shooting most girls barefoot in the winter was just out of the question. I did a number of shoots in my apartment, but since I didn't live alone, that would sometimes present its own logistical challenges. Eventually, another photographer suggested that we split the rent on a New Jersey studio, and that really allowed me to explore my creativity. My first studio was basically an old office building that had been converted into a sound stage, with great space, and several big rooms, so multiple photographers could work without getting in each other's way. That studio came with my own office, which allowed me to keep lots of photo gear and a full modeling wardrobe. That studio also had a really good dressing room, which allowed models privacy, and a decent lounge, should the models bring a companion.
Candle, modeling in the dressing room:
Fancy, modeling in the studio lounge:
This is a pic of a setup in the first studio, just using the props that were available, some of that stuff belonged to me, and some to other photographers. This was the neat aspect of the place, it was really a cooperative, and most of the photographers were very generous with their props. The lighting is mostly mine, except for the strobe to the left which was part of the studio, and available to any photographer. You will notice the use of color gels which really helped set the right mood and add a touch of color to a lot of my sessions. I used a pretty basic approach to lighting my models, but have been known to bounce light off the ceiling, white boards, reflector panels, etc. I basically took an experimental approach to my sessions, while still trying to be consistent with the quality.
Unfortunately, we all had to leave the first studio as it was bought by some group, who demolished it to build some condos. This was not surprising, as the studio was in a very upscale town in New Jersey, not too far from the Rutgers University campus.
My second studio was a referral from a model, and although much smaller than the first one, was still very serviceable, and allowed me to be creative in my setups while challenging me to keep producing work that was up to my standards. I did some of my best work with Marien here, although some of the pics I did with her at the prior place was not too shabby either. Anyways, for those who have written me, I hope this answers most, if not all of your questions. Remember, shooting awesome models with great feet is only half the fun, challenge yourself, experiment freely, and let your creativity flow, your work will grow, and you'll be able to keep your viewers interested.
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Back in my first studio. Sweet Karie works on getting in character and remembering her cues, and sexy Sakura applies final touches to her makeup, as I work on my lighting setup, and snap this revealing test shot.
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Adam, I cannot access Feetfair.com, it's giving me this very weird black screen with this thing that has "EBEN TV" on it. This happens every single time I go to www.feetfair.com. Is there a fix for this?
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quote:Originally posted by Alex :]: Adam, I cannot access Feetfair.com, it's giving me this very weird black screen with this thing that has "EBEN TV" on it. This happens every single time I go to www.feetfair.com. Is there a fix for this?
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