Someone reported a photo I uploaded to my own personal facebook page. Really?! Facebook let me know that they were going to review the report over the next 2 days, and they gave me the option of deleting my post (which I wouldn’t of-course!). Within a few hours I got a message to tell me they reviewed my image and found that it didn’t violate their guidelines on nudity. It’s a small win, but it feels significant (and good!).
Spent a grey Saturday day shooting with Natalie last weekend. Natalie’s a switched on Environmental Science student who sings well, drives a convertible BMW 1 series, has a thing for hiking and competed in this year’s Miss Australia Chinese Pageant. Shooting with Nat was much like hanging out, which is what I strive for with all my shoots! We shot at the beach house (a7s + 55mm Zeiss). I hope you enjoy the shots.
For the full set, visit: http://www.justinfoxphoto.com/#/natalie/
Had a really special shoot with Kimmy yesterday. Beautiful girl, great conversation.
I’m starting to wish I could publish the stories. Over the 3 or so hours of shooting each girl I usually get to know them as best I can (in order to capture the person as best I can), and some of the stories I hear… amazing (personal, sensitive and fascinating).
More in my folio (NSFW nudity warning): http://www.justinfoxphoto.com/
Follow: @kimmykay___
Had the pleasure of shooting with this lovely girl yesterday. I first met Naomi at a pub around about 2 years ago. We clicked, and talked (maybe I did all the talking?!) all night. I randomly dropped her a message recently asking if she’d like to catch up, and shoot. She’d never done a shoot before, and was a little nervous about it, but after a bit of chatting that nervous energy soon turned into excitement and yesterday we got together to take some shots at the beach house.
More photos here: http://www.justinfoxphoto.com/#/naomi/
I’ve been interviewed in the current issue of Infocus Australasia, but now I need to go out and buy an iPad to view it! HAHA!
The issue is FREE, download it here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/infocus-australasia/id627335324?mt=8
That Leica feeing.
So thin, definitely fit nicely in my pocket.
DSPTCH camera straps are awesome!
I’ve been wanting a tiny pocket cameras for a while now. It was going to be between the LF1, or the LX7 (which has way better depth of field but is a fair bit larger than the LF1). It’s been a year now of um and erring about which one to get, but the other day Jing bought a Ricoh GR and that pushed me over the edge to make a purchase (lol). I ended up going with the Panasonic Lumix LF1, it’s TINY, shoots in raw, has an electronic viewfinder and Wi-Fi too.
I also bought a DSPTCH wrist sling for it too. Love DSPTCH products as they’re all interchangable via quick release buckles. I often unclip my straps when shooting indoors and these DSPTCH straps make it a breeze to do so.
Portraits of Olivia Shih & Yoshihito Kashiwagi of Facet Studio, an architect firm based in Sydney, Australia and Osaka, Japan.
Had a fun shot with Sophie Moyle last weekend. Sophie’s an artist and a keen violinist too so we got along like a house on fire. We shot both at my place, and the beach house. You can check out all the final pictures on my photography portfolio: http://www.justinfoxphoto.com/sophie
Here’s a raw, unedited straight off the camera.
Had another shoot today with Rosamina. I’m getting the hang of the Sony a7S, using the viewfinder instead of the screen all day, still awkward (my shut eye won’t stay shut I feel like I need to wear an eye patch!!!!!) but I’m getting there! I might even make the move to start playing with Lightroom?! I’ve got it, but have never used it.
PS: All the edited photos are now live on my photography portfolio site: http://www.justinfoxphoto.com
