Dyling Light over the Beach

January, 2023

Client

Personal/TFP

What I delivered

Portrait photography

Inspired by vintage film photos, I set out to get a series of cinematic shots in the water and on the beach for Jenny & Vi.

The shots are a mixture — some taken on vintage glass, other on a more modern lens. The water shots were challenging due to the wind on the day, but the wind and the moody sunset gave the shoot a very cinematic quality which jumps off the screen when paired with vintage glass.

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