One thing for sure, working with professional models is great.  They know how to move and pose without hesitation they can switch from one mood to the extreme.  It’s amazing to me no matter how many times I see it.

During this soccer shoot there were two models interacting so seamless that it was like a dance of emotions, expressions and moods in motion.   As one model poses the other reacts in kind, creating that shot or the next shot or the next.  Well you get it. 

So my job is to direct this motion and capture that one image a client is looking for.  The one that displays their product while attaching it to a feeling.  Sometimes it’s easier than others.
There is one thing that caught me a little by surprise.  It was during my post processing that I discovered a factor to watch out for when shooting more than one model.  Keeping track of eyes, hands, feet, shadows, and all the other sections of the image that go into photograph is much harder.   

If you get a chance to do a shoot like this one, take it, you won’t be sorry.  Me?  I’m going to have to slow it down a bit next time. 

This shot was done with a green screen using a Nikon camera using a Sigma 60mm lens 1/200s –F/5.6.