Elisabettavacchettophotography

14/09/2021

Hi! 👋
I'm looking for three models for a paid shoot in Cambridge on the 30th September (12pm-5pm).

Sustainable fashion pieces will be available to wear, the shoot is for a climate change video campaign.

Everyone is welcome to apply.
Please message me if interested.
Thank you!

fashion and commercial photographer

24/01/2020

Bronzer look for my last beauty work with the stunning _indiva_

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Lighting: clamshell set up with 2 white polyboard and a golden reflector ❤️

18/01/2020

New beauty work with the stunning

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I love the fresh commercial look of this picture.

29/12/2019

Headshot of the lovely actress
Simple clamshell set up with a white polyboard as a background and a reflector.
Natural light.

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27/12/2019

One of my favourite shot of 2019 with .s.model
I used natural light only and the background was actually a black polyboard!
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14/11/2019

Few shots of the beautiful Kristina taken recently in Notting Hill

13/11/2019

Some pictures from my last shoot in London for the Autumn Watson & Wolfe campaign.
They create environmentally friendly products, using an innovative future leather which is more than 50% bio plant material from corn.
Go check them out!

https://www.watsonwolfe.com

For this project I used a Canon 5D Mark IV with
85mm 1.4 IS
24-70mm 2.8 Mark II

21/10/2019

Bts and final picture of beauty shot

I used 2 continuous lights pointed to the background, one softbox right in front of the model, one strip light on the left side of the model and a golden reflector 🙂
Studio Quest studios
Mua Elisemua
Hair Monethairlondon
Stylist Alicepelati

16/10/2019

Recent beauty shoot in studio withAstrid Flint , from BAME Models Agency.
For this light set up I used 2 continuous lights on the background, one strip light right in front of the model and one bare light further away higher up, angled down on the model. I used a black polyboard on the left side of the model to create some contrast
Mua: elisemua
Hair: Monet Hair London
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28/09/2019

I want to travel back in time today to my first ever shoot in studio with a model. It was quite a big deal for me but I had a big support from a lot of friends on that day. When I moved to England I lost most of my confidence and taking pictures in studio is one of the thing that helped me regain confidence in myself. I had an idea of how I wanted my lights to be but I wasn't quite sure since was my first time shooting in this way. This is one light set up but shows how just using one light can be really powerful. I started to use just one light because I wanted to start from the basics and I used a big softbox to the side of the model. Because the level of diffusion wasn't quite enough I actually used a shower curtain right in front of the light. That allowed me to recreate a really natural effect, almost like there was a big window to the side of the model. This example shows that you can really achieve a lot from just one light

MUA Artistrybysneha
MODEL Scarlett Sangster
VISUALISER Emmy Macdonald

21/09/2019

Hi everyone!
I’ve finally got round to creating a page for my photography! ( It only took 5 minutes, wish I’d done it sooner ‘:D)
For those of you who don’t know me personally, I'm an Italian photographer now based in Oxford that LOVES studio lighting, among many other things.
This page is to share my work and how I create my lighting in studio, as well as to advertise the services I provide.
I will start with some of my recent work. I was helping out with lighting on a video shoot and I wanted to take a quick snap of the model for my portfolio.
Wasn't a ideal situation, I didn't have my 50mm or 85mm 1.4 but I did have a Canon 5D Mark IV and a 24-105, not bad but definitely not enough for taking a premium beauty picture.
Because there were filming an advert, all the lights were continuous and I normally work with flash so this was a new experience for me entirely.
The lighting set up was pretty straightforward: we had a main light coming from the top from a large diffuser, 2 white polyboards on both sides reflecting the light and wrapping the model around and a triflector under the chin of the model to eliminate shadows.
At the end of the video shoot I took few photography shots and I was actually quite impressed at the final result, there is a big different on the skin tone, way warmer because we were using hot lights but I think this style could have various uses for other projects.
Have you ever used continuous lights for beauty pics?

photography Ellie_v_photography
model Laura Mendo Sancho
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