Tag: photo studio
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Melancholy
Read this Post: MelancholyAs a black & white portrait photographer, I captured Emma van Riel in a melancholic and expressive series. Using a 120×180 cm Broncolor softbox in my Zurich studio, I played with light and shadow to enhance her delicate body language and introspective mood. Discover this editorial.
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Contact Sheets:
Read this Post: Contact Sheets:Most people only ever see the final portrait – the one image that makes it into the exhibition, the magazine, or my website. But what happens before that? How is the decision made, which photo deserves to be the one? In this blog post, I’m sharing a glimpse into that process – using two concrete examples of…
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Timeless Movements: A Study in Strength and Vulnerability
Read this Post: Timeless Movements: A Study in Strength and VulnerabilityIn this captivating black-and-white photo series, Pascal Uehli masterfully captures the interplay of strength and vulnerability through minimalist elegance. Featuring model Irina Lozovaya, the series highlights dynamic poses, textured contrasts, and a timeless aesthetic that focuses on the essence of expression. Each image invites viewers to explore the beauty of simplicity and the depth of…
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Emerging from the Shadows
Read this Post: Emerging from the ShadowsCaptured in my Zurich studio, these black-and-white photographs with model Audé explore mystery and light. The veil adds a sense of intrigue, making the images feel like something emerging from the shadows.
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Light setup for portrait photography
Read this Post: Light setup for portrait photographyA Touch of Color Never Hurts! This lighting setup gives your portraits an impressive color effect. More in this studio lighting setup.
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Minimal Elegance: The Art of Form and Texture
Read this Post: Minimal Elegance: The Art of Form and TextureDive into Pascal Uehli’s latest photo series featuring Irina Lozovaya, where natural allure meets the bold aesthetics of Nude Fashion. Captured in a studio with masterful artificial lighting, the images showcase dynamic poses, sculptural elegance, and a seamless blend of body and minimalist design. Discover the full series and explore more captivating works on the…
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Light setup for portrait photography
Read this Post: Light setup for portrait photographyIf you have two studio flashes lying around, it’s high time to put them to use. With this lighting setup, you’ll get perfect lighting for more than just portraits. Using the two light sources, you also get two catchlights in the eyes, which may draw the viewer’s attention to the eye contact.
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Light setup for portrait photography
Read this Post: Light setup for portrait photographyThe number 45 is one you should remember. It’s probably one of the most common numbers when setting up lighting. With a 45° angle, you’re using a classic lighting setup. A simple setup and a guarantee for great portraits. Read the blog.
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Light setup for portrait photography
Read this Post: Light setup for portrait photographyThis lighting setup is perfect for portraits, creating a beautiful sparkle in the eyes. With just one light source and a silver reflector, you can achieve an impressive lighting effect that is suitable for both portraits and beauty shots.
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Light setup for portrait photography
Read this Post: Light setup for portrait photographyThis lighting setup offers a simple and effective way to work with the large 120 x 180 cm Broncolor softbox. It creates a soft and even illumination that is suitable for both full-body and portrait shots. Thanks to the side-positioned softbox and the opposing Styrofoam board, a natural shadow gradient is achieved, making the shots…
