Originally, Andres Raudjalg was assigned to do the shoot as he works for Tudengileht.
Since I've got plenty of experience on that area of photography and I know the guys well, he asked me to collaborate. After doing a little brainwork and drawing out some sketches we were ready to shoot.
Since I've got plenty of experience on that area of photography and I know the guys well, he asked me to collaborate. After doing a little brainwork and drawing out some sketches we were ready to shoot.
Oh, but I didn't even take the camera out!
As Andres was taking all the photos I just walked around the set and directed how something should be. Being not able to control EVERYTHING -as I'm used to- was a bit hard but it was fun in a way, too. Also, editing someone else's pictures was something I hadn't done on such a large scale before.
It was a good experience and I would work with that guy again.
Now, about the pictures... The first one you see is for the cover of
"Tartu Tudengileht", rest of them is just a selection of many we took.
"Tartu Tudengileht", rest of them is just a selection of many we took.
My favourite part becomes after you're done with the "decent ones".
We were just fooling around at the end of the shoot when someone (not sure, but it may have been me) suggested that they would take all take their clothes off.
Well, the result...
I love it for the honest emotions but I guess you have to see it yourself!
I love it for the honest emotions but I guess you have to see it yourself!
Cheers.
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