Low Key Boudoir Portraits Getting Started with Boudoir Photography

Mark talks about lighting and the set when getting started in a low-key, darker style, of boudoir photography.
Using a variety of portraits and some BTS images, Mark talks about how to achieve great results and how to fix and enhance a little more in the likes of Adobe Camera Raw & Photoshop.
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[@randallgarner1894]

Good advice, as always!

[@ThePhotographerAcademy]

Thanks again!

[@chrisloomis1489]

Mark : in these images what is the better focal length to use ? I love my 50mm lenses but I also have 35mm and 90mm , these are Leica M Lenses from Canon ( L39 ) including the Dream Lens , and the Voightlander's in a 40mm 1.4 Classic 35mm 1.7 ULTRON ( brass ) and then some NEX Batise lenses ... I love the manual photography , and I have ROLLEI's too , the incredible Rollei Wide Distagon 55mm F4 and the 10 blade Tessar 75mm 3.5 , these are 6x6 medium Format and take amazing photo's ... I like constant lighting too , so I can adjust the camera film or Mirrorless to the scene , and even transfer the settings then to my 6x12 , 6x9 and 6x6 ( 4x5 ) roll film , and then the 4x5 sheet films. What do you think of the lenses you primarily find yourself using Mark ? Thanks : Christopher ~

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I usually use a 50mm lens on a full frame camera. In the days of medium format I used a 80mm on a hasselblad or a 75mm on Pentax 6x7