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King No-One // Press Shots // February 2017

King No-One // Outtake // February 2017

An outtake that I really liked from last month’s press shot session ahead of King No-One’s next tour announcement. 

Gear:

Nikon D800

Nikon 24-70 f2.8

Interfit S1 Strobe - x3

Interfit TTL-N Remote

Interfit 5ft Parabolic Umbrella White

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The model is a friend of someone I’ve shot before. It’s weird. I’ve photographed a lot of people. Something about her just felt important. Not important like my old friend, but important like I’m about to learn a valuable lesson important. I also got the impression she was someone who could see right through me, and could potentially just destroy me if she wanted to. That’s not to say she’s a mean person, or it was a bad shoot. It’s sort of like walking down a path and a mountain lion steps out on to the trail. In itself the lion isn’t being aggressive or anything. It’s just taking a walk. But your whole attitude just changes because you know you’re not in control anymore. Either the lion is going to just look around and casually walk away, or the lion is going to turn predator and get you. It’s up to the lion either way.