Latest photos from Claude Schneider
I first shot with Domm over a year ago, and have waited since last summer for our second shoot. And it was definitely worth the wait. I personally think Domm has one of the prettiest faces of any model I’ve photographed.
More photos from this shoot at http://claude.gallereasy.com/gallery/391/
I headed down to Bournemouth to visit my cousin, and for a long-overdue second shoot with Dominique. Photos from that shoot next, but here’s a night panorama from Bournemouth pier.
This was my second shoot with Francesca, this time she’s become a redhead. See more from our first shoot when she was blonde.
My friend Sarah recently got engaged, and asked for an engagement shoot in her college, Emmanuel.
My first shoot with Katie was one of my best photoshoot days ever, so I had high expectations for our second shoot, when she came up to visit me in Cambridge. She’d barely settled in after an hour of traffic en route, when we headed out to catch the last hour of golden light before sunset. No sooner did we find our location (each climbing UNDER a fence to get into the field), that we got these shots.
I call it a perfect storm – the Trifecta of perfect location, perfect light, and a perfect model. I’ve seen photos like this in so many portfolios, so I’m thrilled that these all looked stunning straight out of camera.
We then headed back in and got this stunning beauty shot.
I can’t wait for our next shoot soon, hopefully a duet with Faye :)
I’d done a Cambridge Ballerina Project shoot with Helen in the winter, where she ended up standing on snow for ages without shoes, but she agreed the resulting photos were worth it! This time, it was the end of June, with warm evenings and no more exams, when Cambridge turns into an extravagant black tie party town, so we decided on a May Ball-inspired night-time ballet shoot.
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Even though I’ve been friends with Sarah for years, since she studied and danced a lot of ballet at Cambridge, she’s not yet taken part in my Cambridge Ballerina Project, mostly because she’s busy acting and modelling in London. On a short visit to Cambridge, we had an impromptu location shoot just after a downpour. I can’t wait to finally do a proper ballet shoot with Sarah!
More photos from this shoot at http://claude.gallereasy.com/gallery/380/
I’ve shot with Holly many times now, always in a studio, so when she told me she was visiting Cambridge, it was a great opportunity to get some location photos together.
More photos from this shoot at http://claude.gallereasy.com/gallery/384/
Holly was in Cambridge for a photoshoot, and as we planned to start shooting at dawn, she came up the night before. I showed her around St. John’s college, where I studied, and took a few Instagram meta photos of Holly taking photos with her Hipstamatic iphone.
Photos from our shoot the next morning are at http://claudeschneider.com/photoblog/2011/06/14/location-photoshoot-with-holly/
I’d wanted to shoot with Maja for a while, and after she posted a casting call for a specific photoshoot idea, we got talking. After about 50 messages back and forth (sharing creative ideas, not negotiating!), we finally got to shoot on some ideas we both loved, and the results were worth the wait. Maja may have an Eastern-European pseudonym, and matching bone structure, but she’s very English, which took me some time to adjust to having built up a Slavic image of her before the shoot! Not only does she have great pale skin, a toned figure, strong bone structure, and (currently) red hair, but she’s also a great make-up artist. Sadly, she got delayed arriving at the shoot, so we had an hour less to work with. We’d planned to end the shoot with some crazy/fashion make-up, but what we got was definitely nothing to be ashamed of.
