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Nikon D7000, Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8, tripod and window light. Photo & styling by me, Rania Maria ©
nikon d7000
Driving Home for Christmas
We arrived home yesterday. I slept a lot today, and now I am currently looking through, sorting and editing some pictures from our holiday.
Nikon D7000, Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8
Andreas’ mum driving away in the snow. For some reason this was really fun to edit. Me, finding it fun to edit a picture of a car?! Oh my…
Emmie
Photos that date back all the way to the 14th of May, I haven’t had the time to sit down and edit them until now (thanks for getting a cold? haha).
Anyway, back then me and my dear friend and muse Emmie went in to the studio together with my other friend Martina, who’s also the Make Up Artist for these shots -> Her Facebook page.
It was the first time for Emmie in the studio and it required some warming up but then it went just fine!
Nikon D7000 + Nikkor 24mm f/2.8
Nikon D7000 + Lensbaby 2.0
Earthy Portraits
Some portraits of Emelie that I shot a few weeks ago.
I love that forest, and the light was beyond amazing <3 I am ever grateful to mother earth for all her wonders and beauty, and for the fact that I am alive to see it and create art withing it all. Thank you.
My Dreadlocks
So, I’ve had some questions asked about my hair; how they’re made, how I tend to them and also people have asked me to show how I style them, different up-do’s and such. So, here’s a video of that! :D (sorry about the length of it, I had a lot to tell and show, hope you can stick through and watch it all!)
Fashion Workshop | JO!Models Agency – Behind the Scenes
We’ve had a fashion workshop with photographer Per Zennström as our teacher/creative director and our customer was a model agency here in Gothenburg, they are soon re-launching themselves as JO! Models. We were in groups and each group got their own model from them, and we were to make some pictures for the model, a picture for the campaign to re-launch the agency, plus a stop motion/gif and a movie.
Here’s our behind the scenes video from my group’s shoot, shot by me with my Nikon D7000, and edited in Adobe Premiere.
