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This photo required a little more time,
we found a pattern, a very cool graffiti.
And the idea here was to put Maryam backwards,
she was going to split the image in half,
she was at the center.
He was standing, and we said: One, two, three...
and he made this movement.
The idea was to capture him as horizontal as possible.
We tried this for a couple of times
until something cool came up.
The focus was on him, Maryam always stood still.
We achieved a photo with some dynamism.
Something that is not so obvious, not so simple
and that you don't see everyday.
We found this neighborhood, this parking
that had a very large field (concrete field, not real),
And I really liked it.
We turned around and there was this 70's style house
with this mint color around it...
We stayed centered, with a simple hug,
they are very relaxed people so this photo flowed.
It was very simple, centered, pretty and... here it is.
That same frame...
I just turn around 180º
and we found this place. This concrete / open field,
without any other distraction than the f*cking electric wires, as always.
We removed those after.
Something I suggest you to always check are the heads.
For this photo, the camera was completely on the floor
so that their heads were in the sky.
If you imagine this photo with their heads in the back building
it will create more distraction, so...
before showing any image (when you are working on it)
see what's behind the heads,
and learn to clean the background of your subject's heads.
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