FINE ART PORTRAIT - photo session

FINE ART PORTRAIT - photo session.

YOUR LIFE. YOUR STORY. YOUR PORTRAIT.
Here is one of our offering themed project.

You are a work of art and you deserve to see it!

WOMEN’S PORTRAIT PHOTOSHOOT GALLERY
Here are a few beautiful portraits of real women to inspire you for your very own photoshoot. You’ll notice that any of them could grace the cover of a luxurious magazine; not because they are the epitome of societal standards, but because of the confidence they’ve found.

You may be thinking that you’d never be capable of portraits like these, but we guarantee that you are and we’ll prove it to you!

Photo Session: Timeless Beauty and Elegance.Portraits of Mature Women.
Lena Moro says: " Being in a long time of shooting a fashion photography for commercial fashion online catalog. This project started rather spontaniouse. I want to test my new camera and ask my mom, who always being my best friend, great supporter and often my friend in crime, to assist me in testing some types of photo lighting setups like DaVinci light and Noir light. To make this test photoshoot more inspirational I used an appropriate clothing and accessories. Wow, I couldn't stop to shoot... Here is link to see the gallery...

Portrait of a mature woman embodying timeless beauty. The style drawing inspiration from traditional art photography, highlighting the organic elegance that comes with aging gracefully. The image mimic the feel of a medium format film, combining soft, natural lighting to capture the finesse of fine art.
I was so happy to unveil charm and tru mature beauty, deep look, shiny eyes.

What Is Fine Art Portrait Photography?
Let’s start with what fine art photography isn’t. It’s not a photograph capturing an event or a memory without artistic motivation. It’s not photojournalism. This style of photography stands in contrast to documentary-style in which subjects and events are captured to represent reality.

A fine art portrait image is created by the photographer as an artist and not just by the camera. The photographer’s vision is central to the resulting shot.

A fine art portrait photograph is intended for wall art. It can sometimes be described as "décor photography" or "photo décor." This style of photography stands in contrast to documentary-style photojournalism in which subjects and events are captured to represent reality.