Holistic Massage Studio - PR Photography

[konrad]

I already had my first Brussels-based customer a couple of months before actually moving to Brussels! I guess the power of social media and a little bit of luck had a major influence here

Anyway, I thought I would share with you these shots taken for Jari Menari, Holistic Massage Studio - www.jarimenari.be. Tom Ackaert, the owner and manager of the massage studio, asked me to take few pictures for a new website. It was a very exciting experience for me to work for PR photography with him and his models.

I have so many pictures that I thought it would be easier to share with you links to my blog post about it and to the FLICKR set:

- www.Photo-Folio.net - blog post: Holistic Massage Studio - PR Photography
- Flickr Set: Holistic Massage Studio - PR Photography

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Here are some pics:
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[Hayward Taylor]

HI Konrad - you really should post a couple here for the folks to look at .. rather than the link

[konrad]

Originally Posted by Hayward Taylor

HI Konrad - you really should post a couple here for the folks to look at .. rather than the link

Hi - Thanks for a tip! I've uploaded few pics (only 5 as it is the limit according to the forum rules).

[JustJim]

Very professional looking shots - but of course I'd expect nothing less! I assume that you also had some with lots of what we 'togs call "negative space" but what the advertising goofballs call "places where we can put logos and copy".

TFS & HNY!

[wanelad]

Very professional shots you must be very happy with them and your customer must be

[fstopMike]

Very nice quality. A massage like that would work wonders for me today!

[konrad]

Thanks for all the comments! They actually came out much better than I expected! The space we worked was really small (a tiny room of about 3x2.5 meters) so I could set up my lighting properly. Fast/bright lens Nikkor 50mm F1/.8 was a real savior, especially when there was little light in some situations and when there was not enough space for positioning my light properly.