Jewelry photoshoot playing with film photography

For Quorum studio, a jewelry store based in Monterrey, Mexico, we break some paradigms, client wanted to show their products in a high-level way but don't forgetting the low-profile look&feel, how did I help here? Take a look at the photo shoot!

I used the magnific Mamiya/Sekor 1000 DTL, my favorite Japanese baby! This 35mm awesome camera was in the markets in 1968, and as you can see the soft grain, pretty blurred backgrounds, and vintage look made these photos a high-level purpose.

What about the lights?

"That day was a perfect cloudy afternoon, I only used a typical white softbox and a golden reflector to have that golden lights mixing perfectly with the jewelry.”

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The film...

A cool Fujifilm Superia 200 expired in 2005, this awesome film gives us that amazing color palette in the images, the expiration date was a good resource to have those little reflections in some of the images.

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