Thanks to Dean for appropriately describing Benji. She is truly amazing.
Had a very productive day in the pool yesterday; with some interesting new lighting techniques.
Here are a couple, more to come


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Thanks to Dean for appropriately describing Benji. She is truly amazing.
Had a very productive day in the pool yesterday; with some interesting new lighting techniques.
Here are a couple, more to come


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OMG Jeff,
You come up with some really amazing images. Pls keep them coming and thanks for sharing. It would be interesting to know what material you used for background ? On your second set first image you can see the foot touch something that looks like some sort of polythene material ? And the second image has some light behind the material ?
Cheers
Diggy
This set of pictures is really awesome!
Absolutely stunning work!
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers
Markus
Some of the best I've seen from you Jeff,
the skin tones and aqua lipstick on 2&3 are awesome
Bendi Benji is a natural. ![]()
Nige Wade
Thanks folks; having lots of fun.... lots of ideas for the next few shoots.
Diggy I use vinyl backgrounds, which are more of an investment initially, but everything else fades after 2 or 3 uses. I have black, white and green. Also a large white sheet.......
GREAT shots buddy
My favorites are # 2 and 3
Congratulations
Thanks JA. I should not only give credit to Benji, but also to my awesome make-up artist Holly Pataki and my assistant Barbie Cain.
These shoots have become more and more involved, so really beginning to need all the help I can get.
WOW!!! Jeff these shots are simply stunning!
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers
Karel
Only just seen these Jeff. Totally wicked. Some amazing colours coming through in these.
Stew
Very cool! Very, very cool!
Yep, absolutely stunning!
Fantastic shots!
I really love the second image, partly for the colors but mostly for the gorgeous surface reflections - which make shooting underwater so unique!
I'm looking to find something more fade resistant than the backdrops I've been using - vinyl could be the answer ![]()
I'm curious how you're securing the vinyl backdrops down. Are you using dive weights?
Thank you!
~abi
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