Heather - Liea
Heather - Easter Bunny
Heather - Babydoll
Heather and I got together after about a year without working together on December 29th for my last shoot of 2020. This set was shot in the natural light room of HTX Mulberry Studio. Again her “Girl Next Door” look was delivered perfectly, this time in a cute little purple lingerie outfit. I used 1 Godox SK400II studio strobes with a 31.5in Godox octagonal softbox for this set. My Canon EOS R was the camera I used with my 35mm 1.4 Sigma Art. Most images were taken at ISO 200, f1.4 at 1/1250 to 1/2500 of a sec.
Heather - Maid
On December 29th, Heather and I finally got together again for my last shoot of 2020. We decided to do this set in the kitchen area of HTX Mulberry Studio in her maid outfit. She pulls of the “Girl Next Door” sexy look easily. I only used 1 Godox SK400II studio strobes with a 31.5in Godox octagonal umbrella softbox. My Canon EOS R was the camera I used with my 35mm 1.4 Sigma Art. Most images were taken at ISO 200, f1.4 at 1/800 of a sec.
Heather - Be Mine
This was my last shoot of 2020, (December 29th), so we had to do something special. Heather and I decided to do a set for submission so we created a Valentine shot, with hearts and a whole lot of red. I chose to shoot it low key, using a 3 light setup. 2 Godox SK400II studio strobes with 14x63in stripboxes, both were angled toward her from behind her on both sides, and a another SK400II with a 38” Glow EZ Lock Deep Parabolic Softbox. My camera used was my Canon EOS R, mirrorless camera with the 35mm 1.4 Sigma Art lens. This set will be published in Vixen Girl Collective: Valentine Edition.
Heather - Police Officer
Let’s be honest, who wouldn’t mind being pulled over by this police officer. Heather is one of my favorite models to work with even though we hadn’t work together in a little over a year when we got back in the studio together, (December 29, 2020), it was like we had never stopped. A Godox SK400II studio strobe with a 38” deep parabolic octagon softbox and a SK300II with a 8”x24” stripbox was used to light up this funsized model. Camera of choice was my Canon EOS R mirrorless camera and 35MM Sigma Art lens.