Corporate Photoshoot with Adam Tatarynowicz
Adam arranged this corporate photoshoot with me more than a month ago before he got busy with his stuff. He kept his promise to schedule the shoot with me upon settling down.
I was delighted that he was interested in high-end photography instead of casual one; thus, I was able to work on my lighting equipment to produce these professional-looking images. Of course, the effort required would be more.
The most difficult part of planning the photoshoot was confirming the exact date. Adam wanted to have the second set of the photoshoot done outdoors and thus the weather played the most important part during the rainy season. No weather forecast was reliable enough. Unfortunately, I had to cancel my family gathering for this shoot.
The packing for the actual photoshoot was stressful for I had to anticipate the unforeseeable situations. I was right to choose a smaller softbox instead of my 120cm one, or otherwise, moving around would be problematic, especially when entering the lift.
Adam was humble. He was confident in front of the lens even though he warned me that he was rather camera-shy. After giving him some pointers at the start of the shoot to exchange views, Adam was able to pose like a professional model. His talent helped us to keep a good flow of the photoshoot. I felt that he had the vibe of a celebrity, and thus I was confident with the outcome at the start of the shoot.
During the photoshoot, I was stunned by Adam's knowledge of photography as he shared with me the kind of lighting he wanted to achieve for one of the images. Unfortunately, we were short of time and thus I couldn't set up more lighting, which I thought would create even more interesting images in some situations.
The most exciting experience was to have almost the entire building to ourselves with the permission of the management. The interior was great and I was rather envious of the staff and students. I adored the simple and stylish design. The walls inside the cosy lounge were "Instagramable".
On the downside, moving around with the lighting after being set up was tiring although the effort was worthwhile.
Featuring ↬ Adam TatarynowiczHairstylist ↬ Ivy TanMakeup Artist (MUA) ↬ Ivy Tan
Wardrobe ↬ Adam TatarynowiczCredits ↬ Singapore Management University (SMU)
Camera ↬ Canon 6DLens ↬ Canon 24-70mm F2.8L IILighting ↬ Godox AD600BM
Place ↬ Singapore Management University (SMU)Date ↬ Year 2021
Photo Editing type ↬ Advanced
💲 Photographer's fee ↬ Prices & packages for Corporate photography
Check out the details on how I craft my portfolio pages and the disclaimer on the write-ups.
Follow my Instagram & Facebook to get more updates.
Portrait photography > All albums > All Corporate albums
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter