Studio Dance Photoshoot with Ye Qi
This is the second set of the photoshoot.
Ye Qi changed into the black leotard that both of us loved a lot. We thought it was very stylish and black would bring out the feel that we wanted. Thao Lee quickly did a little change to her hair and we were ready to kick start soon.
My initial idea was to do more of an art shoot after the warm-up in this new piece of the outfit. Thao Lee suggested she do the real dance instead and I was very worried that the backdrop cloth on the ground would be too slippery for her although I had done my best to secure it.
Eventually, Ye Qi did a freestyle dance, and at the same time, having to avoid banging into my strobes on both sides. Her movement was a piece of art, her body so soft and flexible, yet full of energy. It was a great performance that even non-dancers like me would appreciate. Although she had been sharing videos of her dance online, watching her perform live was more enjoyable - I guess this is why people prefer to watch live concerts instead of watching videos at home.
The greatest challenge was to catch her moves, it required some anticipation. Since I had included a speedlite in my setup, which required a longer time to recharge, I wasn't able to do burst shots.
I was lucky to be working with Ye Qi as her dance moves were attractive throughout that I managed to capture some beautiful photographs with the restrictions.
Featuring ↬ Tam Ye QiHairstylist ↬ Thao LeeMakeup Artist (MUA) ↬ Thao Lee
Wardrobe ↬ Tam Ye QiCredits ↬ Xindan
Camera ↬ Canon 6DLens ↬ Canon 24-70mm F2.8L IILighting ↬ Godox AD600BM, Cononmark B4, Yongnuo YN560 EX-III
Place ↬ Photography studio (Tanjong Pagar)Date ↬ Year 2020
Photo Editing type ↬ Advanced
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