Hey everyone! Today, we decided to take a trip to the charming Hawali Cafe, one of the city's most beautiful and nostalgic spots. The cafe's interior is full of old-world charm, making it the perfect backdrop for our shoot.
To add a vintage touch, we brought along a classic motorcycle and positioned it in the background. We had Menati strike a few cool poses, and then I used Photoshop to clean up a few distracting power lines. I think the motorcycle really helped to set the mood. Luckily, the natural light was perfect for capturing some great shots.
To add a vintage touch, we brought along a classic motorcycle and positioned it in the background. We had Menati strike a few cool poses, and then I used Photoshop to clean up a few distracting power lines. I think the motorcycle really helped to set the mood. Luckily, the natural light was perfect for capturing some great shots.
Shooting outdoors with natural light is so much fun, but sometimes it can be tricky figuring out the perfect pose for a great shot. One really important thing is to embrace the light. Try to position yourself so the light hits you from the front or side, rather than directly overhead. And remember, don't be a statue! Encourage your model to move around a bit, try different hand positions, or even take a few steps. Natural, relaxed poses always look best
It was a wonderful day, and the breakfasts were delicious. It was interesting that the restaurant's opening hours were around 7 AM. We came for filming and shot a part of a short film there.
Hawali Cafe hosted a fun weekly event where early morning customers would receive a treasure map. Following the clues was a great way to start the weekend. It was fantastic to be there on a Friday and see everyone getting involved in the hunt.
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Camera sony a7 iv lens 24-70 f 2.8 sigmaArt type 2
