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Ever photographed model who made your HEART swell?
Forget about the penis - that's a given! Have you ever photographed a model who made your HEART swell???!! JAY carreon PHOTOGRAPHER Jul 28 06 05:06 am Link JAY carreon wrote: I have and I am afraid to work with her again, she owns me and she knows it, Jul 28 06 05:08 am Link Yes......my wife. Jul 28 06 05:08 am Link jonathan ledeux wrote: Eli Badger wrote: Aaahh . . . the rapture - the all-consuming joy, the exquisite pain!!! Jul 28 06 05:11 am Link Yes!! Just one. Jul 28 06 05:12 am Link yeah, heart swell, wallet shrink. Jul 28 06 05:13 am Link I think I almost always fall in love just a little bit. It's nothing creepy... I do the same thing while watching many movies. I think it's almost a little necessary for me. I don't do well just trying to be technically competent with a subject that I have no interest in. There's got to be a spark of interest, whether it's a model or a tabletop commercial product! Jul 28 06 05:15 am Link Brian Ziff wrote: "To need a woman Jul 28 06 05:25 am Link Yes....only once in my life many years ago......and I ended up being taken for a ride I don't think I want to repeat.......since then.....I never let anyone get under my skin that way again...... Jul 28 06 06:40 am Link JoyMark Photography wrote: That or the "artist" aspect. In love with all things beautiful (in the eye of the beholder)....models, movies, pieces of music....etc....nothing creepy about that....that is, unless you were shooting the model from the bushes in her front yard at 2 AM while she was sleeping. Jul 28 06 06:43 am Link JAY carreon wrote: Dear God, I haven't thought of that sound in forever! Jul 28 06 06:45 am Link Yes but only my wife - maybe it's me but when I am looking through the viewfinder the shot is reduced to pixels in my eyes & I don't feel the emotion behind the shot until afterwards. Even when framing the shot I am more concerned about lighting, structure and so on than getting too caught up on the model's beauty. But then again maybe I am still shooting in 2 dimensions & haven't got to incorporate the 3rd yet. Jul 28 06 06:55 am Link Only once for me as well. Ions ago and she was actually one of those "not a model but should be" types. A cross between Shania Twain and Helen Chapel from Wings. But she was engaged at the time....we became the best of friends and wouldn't you know it.....they got divorced about 6 months after I moved from Savannah to Miami.....dabnabit. But oh well, ended up meeting my wife who may not be my muse (hates being infront of the camera) but is my backbone and I have my son (future assistant). So it all worked out for the best   Jul 28 06 07:06 am Link Does the model's friend at the shoot count? Jul 28 06 07:10 am Link Yes. Many times. If I ever get so jaded that it stops happening, then I'll know it's time to switch either subject or even medium, because I won't have anything left to say. The heart of the matter will be dead. Jul 28 06 07:14 am Link Bryan Benoit wrote: did she assist in any way (i.e. hold a bounce, hand you a lense...etc)? If so, then I guess you could say yes on a technicality. Jul 28 06 07:21 am Link As much as I hate to admit it, yes. I say that as Im VERY happily married and the "feelings" Ive experienced with this model makes me uncomfortable. It doesnt help that shes almost young enough to be my daughter. Its tough, she wants to shoot again and I would like too. But... BTW...my wife knows...we dont hide things from each other.. Jul 28 06 07:25 am Link Bounddreams wrote: Huh....that's a tough one. I am thinking that if my heart ever skipped a beat for another woman, my marriage would probably be over (if you are falling for another, what is the point of being married?)..... if I told my wide this, it would be over...that or my photography career. Jul 28 06 07:53 am Link Just once.. well twice, I worked with her more then once. Jul 28 06 07:58 am Link jonathan ledeux wrote: FKVPhotoGraphics wrote: I think we are in agreement. Hearts swelling is scary and dangerous. Jul 28 06 10:18 am Link FKVPhotoGraphics wrote: ahhhh, the voice of wisdom ! Jul 28 06 10:20 am Link JAY carreon wrote: Every time I shoot my mother and father. Jul 28 06 10:41 am Link yep.. one time.. she was in my opinion.. just perfect.. we did a couple of shoots.. and spent a bit of time together.. we clicked on so many levels. Her personality, her humor, her smile her eyes... and we became instant best friends. Spoke online and on the phone for hours. We talked, we ate, we spent alot of time together in a very short period.. and then when a almost passion filled moment happened... she told me she was a woman with a problem.. she was a lesbian.. and two days later.. she had found a girlfriend.. and I never saw her again... Jul 28 06 10:55 am Link Absolutely. One of those very odd, instant things. And of course she knows it. But for a change, doesn't take advantage of the situation. Such a good girl. Jul 28 06 11:12 am Link A heart-on? That can't be good for you. I recommend a cardiologist. Jul 28 06 11:24 am Link Most all the good ones- yes. But Im fickle- a few hours after the shoot- my heart goes back to cold and small, hehe. Jul 28 06 11:25 am Link I get a little infatuated with each one, almost always in the editing phase. I've gotten a little back story by then, and some compliments. all that circles around in my head while I'm looking at the beautiful face looking back at me, from the screen. it always fades after a couple of days, except for this one model. this particular infatuation just ain't going away. sigh. Jul 28 06 11:35 am Link Apfel Photography wrote: Your son is absolutely TOO cute!!!!! Jul 28 06 11:36 am Link Marko Cecic-Karuzic wrote: oh good, mark, you said it. hehe. now i don't have to. Jul 28 06 11:38 am Link Yeah, I have. And that can be a frustrating thing as an amateur, because you can be completely taken by the lovely person in front of your lens, but be unable to adequately capture her beauty and energy the way you percieve it. It's all at once exciting and extremely demanding. Jul 28 06 11:48 am Link EllaTull wrote: Thank you. Jul 28 06 11:50 am Link Apfel Photography wrote: AAAaaaaaaaaawwwwww - the cutest!!! Jul 29 06 02:20 am Link oldguysrule wrote: Thanks Marko, Thanks OldGuysRule! Thank God for us Romantics! Otherwise, it would all just be bleakness and flatulence. Jul 29 06 02:22 am Link Marko Cecic-Karuzic wrote: Well that was downright beautiful. Jul 29 06 02:25 am Link Ever photographed model who made your HEART swell? Yeah, but the swelling was caused by an allegic reaction to her perfume. Jul 29 06 02:56 am Link awww boys, keep your hearts in your pants. Jul 29 06 03:00 am Link SinisterPhoto wrote: Damn, you chased me over here. Diss not our true loves. Jul 29 06 03:02 am Link SinisterPhoto wrote: I don't think there's room in our (Romanticists) pants for both! Perhaps for the Cynics and Nihilists there is. Jul 29 06 03:49 am Link yes, several times, and I hope it doesn't stop! Jul 29 06 08:40 pm Link No never! When I am working my only love is photography! Jul 29 06 08:43 pm Link |
