Roker Photography

Hey there, fellow art nude enthusiasts! I recently had the pleasure of working with the stunning model Catarina for an art nude photoshoot in a Victorian-style apartment right in the heart of London. The vibe was a lazy Sunday morning and we aimed to capture a relaxed and candid vibe while, for this shot, playing with the beautiful natural light that streamed into the hallway.

That light filtered through the kitchen, casting a gentle glow on Catarina’s form. To enhance the raw beauty, I decided to process the shot in black and white, creating a striking contrast that truly captivated the eye.

Catarina embraced the casual vibe of the shoot effortlessly, here wearing nothing but a bra. The lack of pretense and formality allowed her to exude a carefree and relaxed energy. It almost felt like capturing a stolen moment, a genuine glimpse into her Sunday morning routine. The result was a captivating portrait.

I can’t stress enough how much fun it was working with Catarina during this part of the shoot. She truly embraced her role, effortlessly transitioning from candid moments to slighty more posed moments. Her ability to convey emotions and interact with the camera added a lively energy to the entire session.

You might be wondering what makes this art nude photoshoot so special. Well, it’s the combination of the Victorian-style apartment, the relaxed Sunday morning atmosphere, and Catarina’s natural beauty and ability to capture candid moments with ease.

For and art nude photoshoot, it’s essential to explore various styles and moods and not just ‘boobs and bums’. The art nude photoshoot with Catarina in the Victorian-style apartment perfectly encapsulated a Sunday morning relaxing vibe. With the interplay of natural light, the minimalistic attire, and Catarina’s candid expressions, we were able to create an engaging and visually stunning collection of images.

I hope you enjoyed this glimpse into our artistic adventure. There are some posts from this shoot earlier using both Kodak Gold 200 and Kentmere Pan 400 film. Go check those out and come back soon for much more from this shoot in a Portfolio.