Photoshoot title: All eyes on you

Published in the Rangefinder Magazine – Photos of the week

Link: https://www.rangefinderonline.com/news-features/photo-of-the-day/eye-catching-portraits-and-photos-of-the-week-31/

The concept behind this shoot was to use the same beauty techniques that makeup artist would normally apply to women’s beauty, and transpose them directly on our male models for this shoot. For the styling, we want some big and heavy statement jewelry.

It easy to fall in the same patterns & technics and working around what is known and what we are use to see. Since the beginning of my career, I have always follow my own path. Lots of people told me I should follow a specific guideline, same path as everyone.

My style evolved over the years. I’ve tried new concepts and technics. I’m really proud that I’ve stick to my guns and that I continue to create unique photoshoot.

Fashion should proliferate possibility not constraint it. In this series, we are face to a disregard for gender and this open a beautiful window for discussion on stereotypes and all topic around it.

The title All eyes on you come from an introspection after the shoot. The feeling you get when you look or act different from others and all eyes are on you. Why should we all be alike? For my part, I have always used difference as a force that makes who I am and this is what’s sets me apart.

All eyes on you

Gear
Camera: Canon 5D Mark IV

Lens: Canon 50mm f1.8

1 light setup

Main light: Broncolor Siros 800s with L40 reflector through a 72×72 1 stop diffuser on the side of the model.

Silver reflector for the face of the model

Studio: DS Sanchez studio in Montreal

Exposure setting:
ISO: 100
f/10

1/200s