I'm back with a new studio photoshoot, this time for a client who specifically requested photos with a black background.

The first photo I took was while she was combing her hair, but it turned out so beautiful that we kept it:

Since she looked good doing it, I asked her to repeat the action a couple of times until I got this shot that we both liked:

And then she proceeded to check her phone to make sure everything looked good:

Those familiar with photography will understand that taking photos on a black background is one thing, but making them look good is another. Without the necessary knowledge, it can be difficult to correctly integrate the person into the scene so they don't appear "cut out."

For the next photo, the client changed her shirt for a vest that made her look more relaxed and at ease:

Then I placed a posing cube on the set for her to lean on, creating variety in the photographs:

After that, she changed her clothes again. This time she put on a white t-shirt that made her feel much more comfortable, and in her own words, she "could be herself."

The next photo was our favorite of the entire session:

Then I removed the cube from the set, and we finished with these photos that we both loved!

By the end of the photoshoot, both the client and I were super happy with the results. I hope you like them too!