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Aelita

I had a shoot with a new model Aelita who is from Lithania but has lived in Birmingham for the last year, I noticed her profile on Model Mayhem and she agreed to a shoot. It was shot outdoors at my local nature reserve Gorse Farm Wood and upstairs in my front bedroom using natural light with just one large polystrene white board used as reflect light on to Aelita. Although I shoot in RAW at all times the camera was set to black and white and it was the intention to process them only as shot, when converting the files in Lightroom they looked ok in colour, so I processed a couple of the images and I have attached an example along with a mono image.

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