In line with an earlier teaser post, I recently had time to process some pictures that are now ready for sharing.

If one of the girls look familiar, it could be because you might have seen her in a previous post where she was the model. Playboy playmate for the month of March — Jessie Medina, once again posed for this shoot. And joining her for this 2-model session is Kat Ballada.

The plan was for half of the shoot to be done outdoors. So after setting eyes on an abandoned lot as a suitable site, the camera clicking started. But as to be expected, around the time I was about to get into my groove, we were interrupted by a “site administrator”. And keeping true with the now so annoyingly familiar scene, the guy asked the shoot to stop. Arrrgh!

It actually ended with the shoot being cut short and the rest of the shots just taken indoor.

Anyway, I’m on vacation right now and looking forward to having enough time to process more photos from my backlog. To help put some order in it, I’ll try to go through about the 10 memory cards worth of raw photos (around 40 GB in total) chronologically. Now if only I can remember in which order the memory cards were used. hehehe

Good luck to me.

I’ve always considered people as one of the most interesting subjects in photography. Consequently, I believe they are one of the most challenging subjects to work with. So every time I’m presented with the chance to hone my skills further by taking portraits, I would almost always jump at it like a proverbial undernourished wolf on its prey. Growl!

A couple of weeks back, I got the opportunity again to shoot with some of my photography friends. And it just happened to be… (tada!)… a model shoot.

The theme for the shoot was along the line of “sexy”, which believe it or not, made it more difficult for me. Fortunately, the model we worked with was very apt for the theme. Her name is Jessie Medina (Jahziel Manabat), and she was just recently chosen Playboy playmate for March.

Here are a few of my takes from the shoot…

Jahziel was very professional and easy to work with. This made it a lot easier for me to get the shots I wanted.

But as my luck would have it, I experienced technical problems with my working lens during the actual shoot proper. This forced me to switch lens, and abruptly restricted my perspective for the shots I earlier planned. Ai ya!

Oh well… I guess that just means I have to get another try at shooting Jahziel again sometime in the future.