After we finished the studio shoot we headed out to the pool. As this shoot took place almost a month after the previous one the pool had been emptied and refilled. On previous occasions The polythene lining had been doubled up but I determined that that was not necessary. Instead I extended it up at the rear of the pool providing me with a solid wall backdrop.

As in previous shoots we moved fairly quickly. While the pullback image shows the stand mount for the camera this ended up not being used. Something glitched in the camera and iPad app refuse to talk to each other. So rather than mucking around I ditched the idea and shot standing on a stepladder.

The video below is a small section of the behind-the-scenes. The video was shot using a small Panasonic DMC-LF1 which is a point and shoot camera. Despite being small it is great for shooting behind the scenes videos.

The time that I had invested setting up the lights ahead of time paid off. I was able to reposition Tanisha without having to worry too much.

All of the images were taken on my Lumix G9 at f8 1/160s ISO200.

As this was to be the last shoot of the pool series for the summer I wanted to try something different. The next post will cover that .