Studio & Lighting

[fading bane]

@umbral whale @charred seal @thorn aspen

you guys are the only ones i know that shoot studio

feel free to at more people in here

[fading bane]

oh and @strong forum

ping more studio shooters

[strong forum]

Sup

[fading bane]

studio and lighting yap chat

[strong forum]

Cool

Idk if I have any pics of my lighting setups

I might

[fading bane]

i just have some 200$ shitbox i got off amazon

its prty good tbh

[strong forum]

I mean here’s this one, there’s also an umbrella light behind me on the right there

[fading bane]

@valid sail

get in here too

i'm slowly remembering ppl

[fading bane]

your lights are pty far

are these full body shots?

well, she is squatting but still

[strong forum]

Yeah it was, hang on let me forward the pic

[fading bane]

still prty soft lighting

nice

[strong forum]

Thanks

It was my gap project, I kept the same lighting throughout those black and white shots

So it’s the same for my other two

[fading bane]

i had some light boxes i used for this lil guy

i was so worried shooting a lil baby for the first time

[umbral whale]

YEAH finally a studio channeeel

[fading bane]

welcome

ping more studio people if you know them on the server

[umbral whale]

i dont actually

lol

[umbral whale]

this shot is FIRE

i have some backstage too will send it here

[umbral whale]

you used flash?

[fading bane]

No flash

One moment

I will show

[umbral whale]

id be so scared to shoot babies

how do you even pose them

[fading bane]

ok i could not find a pic of how i set things up while shooting

but this is what i have

very cheap, inside is reflective silver, comes with a defuser you can velcro on, and the mesh thing as well, inside is these LED hexagons that are constantly on & you can change temperature on them and brightness

so i had this within like a 1 meter - half a meter to the baby at a lower light

i used a window for some natural light, and this as a fill

i was working in a prty tight living room, - i went to their home to do this

and yes, i was also scared to handle a newborn

but what i did was the usual, my research, gather some poses & props, and i showed it to the mom and asked her to pose the newborn for me

doing other research, its mostly women that do newborn photography, & they've been shooting a long time, they know how to swaddle the baby and pose them

[umbral whale]

ooooh okkk i seee

[fading bane]

also learned that babys are very durable so you dont need to be as gentle as you think, but ofc i was as gentle as possible

[umbral whale]

AHAH

lets throw him away shall we

[fading bane]

[umbral whale]

so inside there is led

[fading bane]

yes

[umbral whale]

i think its cool thats its not flash

for the baby

idk

feel like constatly flash flashing not good

[fading bane]

yee, from the research i did, most people said flash was fine

but i did not use anyway

[umbral whale]

you do shoot in restaurent too right

[fading bane]

yes

[umbral whale]

how's it going

it's so cool u get to eat for free then

✌🏾

[fading bane]

lol yee its nice

it has been a little while, some life stuff happening, but i'm getting back into it now

did a shoot for a good friend, (they legally got merried) and for payment i just asked him to take me to a restaurant, so kinda did some food

*legal wedding? *

[valid sail]

[fading bane]

mornin KQ

[valid sail]

Waos a lighting channel

Morning

[fading bane]

yeeeee

[balmy blade]

hey cool

[umbral whale]

just did a quick studio shoot todayyy

[fading bane]

ouu love the setup

& the screens for models to see

[umbral whale]

looking the pictures rnnn also the styling is on point

[umbral whale]

txxxx

[fading bane]

and the models a pro too
knowing how to pose and not having to pose them is so nice

[umbral whale]

yes thisss

also putting good music helps to

i will have hard time to choose 10 pic

[fading bane]

i've started using culling software

both narrative select and aftershot are nice

[umbral whale]

what is culling?

[fading bane]

deleting the bad photos and picking the good photos

[umbral whale]

it does it automatically for you ?? how does it work?

[fading bane]

ye yes

both have 1 month free trial

i reccomend you try it

[umbral whale]

arent you scared it delete good one

in your eyes

[fading bane]

it does not delete them, so Aftershot - will rate them 1 -5 stars

and you can preview all the 1 -3 stars before finishing

and you can directly export to lightroom / other software once its done

[umbral whale]

interesting

[fading bane]

and after you can choose to delete the not so good ones if you want

[umbral whale]

okok

i know that personally i always have hard time to choose ect

can be nice to atleast try

[fading bane]

its really nice for weddings, gets rid of all the blurry stuff right away. and if you have like 7 similar pictures, it will look for closed eyes, or blurry stuff, and it will pick the best photo out of the 7

[umbral whale]

nice!!!

i just telll my friend to test it out

because she does a lot of wedding

[fading bane]

i think she will love it

[umbral whale]

and she hates lik picking the pictures ecttt

[fading bane]

same 😂

especially when i got like 2000 + pictures after a wedding

[umbral whale]

oh gosh

too much to sort

[fading bane]

yes too much

[umbral whale]

i made a yt vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qN5685XCfA&ab_channel=Creativgi

[balmy blade]

sick

[umbral whale]

thanks!! had so much fun

[fading bane]

question for yall

if you have considered something

working with people that are not models and absolutely dont know how to pose

i've always just used refferance images to guide them

but i still dont feel very effective

so i'm just like, why dont i just take modeling classes, that way i can be more effective at posting ppl

[umbral whale]

do you try to show yourself the pose to them ?

[fading bane]

no i'm bad at posing myself 😂

[umbral whale]

ahahahahaha

OK

check out this guy i love the way he make his model comfortable and help them pose

https://www.instagram.com/davidsuhphoto/

[fading bane]

oh yee i've seen him

he's good

[umbral whale]

yessssss

[umbral whale]

i would say practice yourself so you can be more at ease to help people posing

thats what i do ahahah

[fading bane]

yee gonna stand infront of the mirror and try stuff

i'm thinking of starting a business of shooting corporate professional headshots

so the poses dont need to be crazy

[umbral whale]

great ideas!

but how u gonna spend 30 min take headshots

u need poses idea lolll

[fading bane]

poses will be boring overall i think

i think there is just good money in this type of thing, i'm gonna find out

less exciting

will do models for fun too get more creative

[umbral whale]

yes dont loose ur passion

but great niche

[fading bane]

[umbral whale]

personally right now i am trying to focus on Polas & Close Up beauty

not sure how to price the beauty one

[fading bane]

are you shooting for people or businesses?

[umbral whale]

people

[fading bane]

hmm

does your pricing from other shoots not apply as well?

are you also doing any makeup/wardrobe?

[umbral whale]

right now my rate is 150e/h but i feel like i should not price by hour but project idk

And for the beauty close up i dont do makeup, the style i want & propose is natural so the person bring her stuff

[balmy blade]

definitely, lots of competition thouugh

and you have to compete with bad people becuase clients don't know what good lighting is

[fading bane]

this seems resonable

but if those shoots are quick

you could charge a flat ammount

maybe 300

or 500

if not more

[fading bane]

yah, not sure how i will market or find clients in general yet

payed ads are always an option but dont want to start out in the negatives right away

[balmy blade]

for me that's why i started focusing less on real estate, i have no interest in competing with 18yo who just got a T7i lol

at least headshots are alittle higher in terms of barrier to entry

[fading bane]

i think i'll cold call local businesses, see how it goes

[umbral whale]

good idea

[umbral whale]

maybe linkedin?

[fading bane]

yee, gotta get this going soon

[umbral whale]

i made a bts on recent shoot !!

i wanted a hard light, which i never did until now

& pardon my english AHAH i tried m y best

[worn mirage]

Hello! I am getting more into my home studio lighting so I am gonna poke in here from time to time. I have a lights that I have got for relatively cheap including some old Bowens Esprit flashes that I can't find a trigger to actually work for so I have to use them as optical slaves to actually work. Currently playing around with some shutter drag stuff to get ready for some senior portraits I have coming up.

[umbral whale]

nice!! feel free to post results when u have them 🙂

[worn mirage]

Will do for sure, waiting to get one of my friends in to do a paintball player shoot since I can't find any examples of it online

was gonna do tomorrow but we both had stuff come up

[umbral whale]

oke=))

where is the key light on the pic?

[worn mirage]

The fovitec strip box on the right

I was getting some bad spill from the LED on the left as you can probably see so I when I set it back up I need to make sure that isn't there but I don't have a grid for that one unfortunately

here's a goofy test of myself to test the movement I want to capture

[umbral whale]

this is reallyyy coool

[worn mirage]

Thanks!

[celest maple]

Lasha told me to come here let me just review the channel and ill be on topic

[umbral whale]

this is the place to be @celest maple

[celest maple]

[umbral whale]

do you have a meter? i watch several studio photography vid, some people use it

[worn mirage]

I don't

I wish I did because that is pretty overexposed on my arm and I brought it down a bit in Lightroom

[umbral whale]

ah yeah but if havent told me i wouldnt have notice it's not that bad

me too i dont use a meter

i try n retry and fix progressively lol

[worn mirage]

Yea, it's the nice part about my space. It's basically a big shed with no light so I can play with all sorts of small setups

Here's a few setups I've played around with.

I've also started painting my own backdrops

[umbral whale]

nice setupppp

the background looks really nice

[umbral whale]

i wanted to hand paint a backdrop similar to yours but ended up buying one

but the brush mark are more visible on yours

which feels more "authentic" & gives character to the image

[worn mirage]

yeaa i kinda messed up when doing the top layer haha i used way too much paint especially in the upper right of the first pic. that is down at the bottom in the actual shot I used but it was my first one and it was more for learning how to do it.

my next ones are going to be 9x12s

[worn mirage]

Setup for a shoot with my friend today. Doing some shutter drag stuff and then will be tearing down to do some headshots for him as well. Once the roll up is closed it's almost perfectly dark in my space.

the monitor there is for tethered capture as well

[umbral whale]

hii guys !! i want to use natural direct sun light for a shoot and i was wondering if you think i should diffuse with a white scrim or diffuser or not really, i dont want to much hard shadow but i like how the skin pops??

the inspo i have

[worn mirage]

I mean if you have the capacity bring a scrim, take one with one without. That shot has really hard shadows on the eyelashes that are making the eye pop to me and really brings out the specularity of the glitter so I think you'd probably want no diffusion for that exact same look

[worn mirage]

Pop up portrait setup testing

[fading bane]

love the dog ears

[worn mirage]

The idea is to take this to local markets and fairs and do inexpensive family portraits with printing of like 5x7s. I always see people selling their prints but always thought it'd be a fun idea to do portraits

[worn mirage]

Thanks! He is 50/50 German shepherd pit and his ears never fully popped up. We call them his hat because when he's tired the will fall to the sides more like he has taken off his hat

[frank ember]

i thought about something like that too! do you print on location?

[worn mirage]

I would yea, I have a Canon Pro 10 printer

Thinking 5x7's would be the perfect size for that as well

I have also started using a Canon Selphy CP1500 to do 4x6's during events and sports. I slap a label that has my website and booking inquiry page as a QR code on the back, put into a nice sleeve and deliver to the person.

[umbral whale]

this is a nice idea

[umbral whale]

are u photographer full time?

personally i feel a bit stuck with lightning at the moment; i have my go to but i feel like it's the same pics over and. over, dont know what to do..

[frank ember]

that's cool, are you able to get good margins on that?

[worn mirage]

it's a new thing I am doing so at the moment, no lol it's all loss. I am hoping it pays off in the long run though.

[worn mirage]

Nope, I actually haven't made any money with photography in some time. Super serious hobbyist who is trying to move to pro

[frank ember]

oh, makes sense as an investment tho

i wanted to setup a tripod and a chair in the main street of my city and take portraits of people but your idea is just much better since having an actual booth gives many advantages

[worn mirage]

Yea I figured doing a tethered laptop shoot, let people see it, I know there will be people there looking to spend money on something. Feels like a good way to get people a taste of what a real shoot with me would be like as well.

[frank ember]

tethering is the best way to do this, and also since you set up everything you can get perfect light

what's the price gonna be?

[worn mirage]

That's kind of where I am stuck haha

Was thinking $40 for a 5x7

but also that seems steep

[frank ember]

i'm no good at pricing but you can get clients with anything if you have good marketing

40 dollars for a family portrait with professional retouch and high quality printing sounds good

[worn mirage]

Yea, just hope the people see it that way as well

definitely could fall into the "my nephew has a camera" or "i can take this with my phone"

[umbral whale]

with this setup will u use both flash light and extorior light

[frank ember]

you may want to stop families walking and throw in some compliments about their mood or something

[worn mirage]

Flash for sure

[umbral whale]

ok!!!!

cool

[frank ember]

can't fall into that if you put up prints around the booth to showcase the work you do

it depends on the niche that goes to these fairs

[worn mirage]

yea i know my local one isn't the fancy type haha but there others throughout that I could go to that would definitely be a bit more willing

[frank ember]

if there are pretty rich people market is as a premium portrait that gives a sense of importance to the family and it can be passed thru generations yadda yadda yadda and if you have normal people market it as something more sentimental rather than important to be seen

that's how i would go about it tho

i don't know if it could work in your specific case

[worn mirage]

I mean there is a studio in our town that has multiple photographers at it with the top guy charging $7k+ per image

[frank ember]

7k per image is crazy

[worn mirage]

i mean he stays busy

[umbral whale]

how is that possible gosh

[frank ember]

very good for him

yeah

people have great money to spend lol

[worn mirage]

he does high fashion stuff mainly

[frank ember]

regine that's us

[umbral whale]

thats goal

ahahahha literally

my dream

[frank ember]

yea

fashion campaigns and editorials

[worn mirage]

i'm actually doing a lighting event at his studio on the 30th

Godox and models and stuff

[frank ember]

that's cool

[umbral whale]

coool!!!

[worn mirage]

so gonna hopefully get some decent portfolio shots out of

[frank ember]

a good way to be discovered

[umbral whale]

you should advertise online too!!

[worn mirage]

i do actually haha have been running FB and Google ads for a bit and have literally 0 conversions from either so far

[frank ember]

what are the ads?

[umbral whale]

maybe do some ig reels to have organic reach cost nothing

just a little bit of editing but yeah

[frank ember]

ig reels are cheap seen imo in fashion

[worn mirage]

just my portfolio stuff rn, with some chatgpt generated ad copy stuff

[umbral whale]

what do u meann

[frank ember]

nothing wrong with doing them

[umbral whale]

like it feels cheap?

ahahaha

will stop then

AHA

[frank ember]

i don't think ig reels will help anyone get discovered by brands that do cool projects

i'm new tho so i could be wrong

i feel like the high clientele hangs out in the networking space of "i know someone" and that's what a photographer should look up to

[umbral whale]

i spoke to several photographer here in paris & some tell me it's tru connections & some tell me it's thanks too social media

feel like it really depends...

[frank ember]

yea

depends on the brand mission

[worn mirage]

yea that's how even wedding stuff works

it's all word of mouth

[frank ember]

if the brand is more media oriented then an inflencer photographer is best for visibility

[umbral whale]

i've been wanting to dm brands but i mainly shoot faces

[frank ember]

word of mouth is so difficult to achieve tho

[umbral whale]

it's hard to make a switch

i can only dm beauty brand

[frank ember]

the thing i did is go to stores and shoot products in tfp

[worn mirage]

true but it's honestly harder to get your first few clients to spread that word

[frank ember]

offer them the photos

[umbral whale]

but product with ai generated content thats crazy work

[frank ember]

noo, not ai generated

[worn mirage]

yea product is about to be a brutal market

[umbral whale]

it sounds so crazy to me, my friend is photographer she lost deal because the company replace the photographer with ai content lol

[frank ember]

it's never gonna be brutal, who paid before is gonna pay again to be seen, no big brand is gonna switch to ai

[umbral whale]

a lottt of them starts too !!! i promise u

[frank ember]

i think brands will go back once the ai fails them and lets them lose income

[worn mirage]

my day is in tech, they already are

[frank ember]

a brand published an ai model in vogue august

i don't remember which one tho

it was really controversial

[umbral whale]

it is not necessarily the ai, but people, they hate it, it feel unauthentic

[umbral whale]

yeah i saw, sad moment honestly for such a big mag

[frank ember]

it was guess

well vogue has no fault in this, they get paid so they can't protest

it can be seen as an act of war from guess

cause ai? really?

it's really bad content

and you can clearly see it's ai

why go cheap

[worn mirage]

that's right now

AI models are moving crazy fast

[frank ember]

in fashion they are gonna fail, atleast in the editorial world

[worn mirage]

i mean for product photos

[frank ember]

i'm shooting one tomorrow and ai could never do what i do

[umbral whale]

at the same i feel like if we dont know how ai work, it will be hard for us the compete. some photographer do mix media both ai & photography i feel like i'ts cool approach

[worn mirage]

i think fashion and people will be near impossible outside of backgrounds and locations

[frank ember]

product is in danger until the consumer is stupid, when the consumer wakes up and stops this nonsense we will go back to good ol' photographers

[frank ember]

it is cool until it makes a mess and you need to start over

then it gets irritating

ai is cool as a tool to enchance, not a tool to create

[umbral whale]

the fact that everything is train on photographers real pictures and you would never know them

crazzzzy

[frank ember]

that's also scary to me lol, imagine how many photos can ai ingest in a day

such a knowledge that'll take a photographer an entire life cycle to master

[umbral whale]

i know right

[frank ember]

but ai can't make art

it can't create

it just remixes

artists that feel threatened by ai don't really create

art is about expressions and ai can't express anything

[umbral whale]

true ture

true

[balmy blade]

anyone got any tips for improvement on these? I just had single light at 45* in front with a large softbox and grid, and a reflector for shadow fill

[worn mirage]

I mean outside of more lights I feel like these are great. On the third image maybe upping the power or changing the angle in some way just a bit as the blue on the collar is a little darker than I think it should be.

Personally I think just even light across the whole shots is the only real improvement but with what you were using these are great

[worn mirage]

Got these for review

[frank ember]

people talk really good about the v series of godox, i wonder if it's really a big difference worth the extra cost even for a cheap setup

[worn mirage]

@frank ember I got to really use them today, I used the V100 as a fill and the V1 Pro to light the backdrop/smoke have. They seem pretty great for the light use I put them through.

V100 is nice because it's a 100 WS light so doing that math with the AD400Pro II is easy

V1 Pro is the older LCD style display so it feels really dated to use now compared to all of the new Godox stuff for sure but it synced with the trigger and did what I needed it to do

[umbral whale]

oops why it dont show

[balmy blade]

2 lights and reflector

my first time doing real model shoot

pretty happy with the results

much photoshop was required to extend the backdrop and hide my reflector/lights lol

[umbral whale]

nice!!!!!

an octa?

[balmy blade]

85m octa and a rectangle on left

on right of frame*

85cm LOL

[umbral whale]

some preview not edited yet

[frank ember]

this looks cool but I think the shadows might look a bit too harsh

[umbral whale]

yess i see!!! but it's wanted i kinda wanted a dramatic look!!

thankss

[worn mirage]

Are these the same backdrop with different lighting to change the color?

[umbral whale]

no different backdrop

[umbral whale]

hi guys i've been shooting a lot lately, will try post some results and setup!!

[worn mirage]

any of yall have experience mixing flash with christmas tree lights? I am trying to figure out the best way to make it look like the light is coming from the tree without completely blasting the tree away. Thinking doin a comp may be best

[balmy blade]

yeah probably just comp, any meaningful amount of flash is going to blow it away

[thorn aspen]

does anyone know what kind of light is used here

[balmy blade]

no but that's very cool

[worn mirage]

Likely just a flash or constant with a snoot/projector that has a starburst gobo and smoke

Looks like they are putting it up by the window to make it look like the sun creating a sun star effect

[thorn aspen]

yeah its constant cause this is from a video. cool thanks, ill look in to that

[frank ember]

looks too perfect to be made with light imo

[frank ember]

I think that any flash overpowers the light, you could try with continuous lights

[thorn aspen]

[frank ember]

i don't actually know how it's made, that's just my opinion as someone learning about light

[frank ember]

i need advice about shooting flash, i'm gonna shoot in an urban enviroment with good ambient separation, i need to shoot flash and i want to achieve the fashion editorial look, i use a speedlite, should i use my reflective umbrella or should i just place the speedlite on a tripod and shoot with direct flash?

[worn mirage]

Are you looking for the direct flash look? Do you need the wider spread of light? Are you shooting in direct sunlight and need to fill shadows? A speedlight in daylight is only going to really act as a fill as it likely won't be strong enough to make a big difference in direct sun.

Do you have any inspo shots that you are trying to emulate? It'd be easier to give advice if I knew what you are actually looking to do.

[frank ember]

i'm actually experimenting, i wanted something like this but the model has dark skin and i don't know how i need to use the flash and how to expose for dark skin, i want to create something like the pic i added but the location is quite different, i'll try to send a screenshot

this is where imma be shooting

[worn mirage]

That's definitely using either HSS or an ND filter to darken the background and capture the flash without being overexposed.

looks like it could even be 2 flashes or the sun is doing the hair light and the flash is actually either even with or lower than the model's face could be on camera with diffusion as well

also also, may not even be flash but a large reflector and and ND filter

actually, it's tough to say for sure, but there it seems like there are 2 lights based on how the shadows are falling on her face and the highlights on the railing. Basically what I am saying is there are a lot of ways to get this look, the biggest being getting the background to not be blown out is either going to be be HSS flash or ND filter and hard flash

[balmy blade]

doesnt relaly need to be ND filter or HSS does it? pretty sure like F/8 or 9 could have achieved this

idk maybe im underestimating

anyway, at least an ND filter won't be needed, HSS should suffice

[worn mirage]

in full sun the bridge would still be pretty bright

it does look pretty heavily edited though too

[frank ember]

i agree with this

[frank ember]

@balmy blade @worn mirage I did get some similar results to the pictures, I shot at f20 though 🌚

these are unedited straight out of camera

this is with another model but the same flash style as the inspo

[worn mirage]

@frank ember glad you got the look you were after they look pretty good, curious though, what was the SS for you to get blur in the 2nd shot?

[frank ember]

there's no blur in the pictures, I shot at 1/200th

[worn mirage]

The 2nd one def has blur on the boot?

or is that because of the photo of the screen

[frank ember]

it kinda looks like that because it's dark probably

[frank ember]

yea

I'll check now on my computer and see if its blurry

I hope not lol

[worn mirage]

i mean it just looks like motion blur on his foot

[frank ember]

I can confirm there's no motion blur, I almost died

[balmy blade]

Looks pretty cool! With some nice edits the results will be great

[umbral whale]

the photos looks FIRE

congrats @frank ember !!!

i did a shoot today, and i need either get a bigger softbox to light my bg or have another strobe to light it properly bc rn too short

[frank ember]

this looks so good! I love the way you use strobes, it looks so heavenly and perfect for a cream ad

[frank ember]

tysm!

[frank ember]

thank you, I don't think I'm gonna edit the colors much but I'm gonna remove interferences to make it magazine perfection

[umbral whale]

thankgs!!!!

it's really my go to setup i dont think much about it now it works for me:)

[manic bison]

Hmmm backread the entire form just now 😅 , I have some questions that are more open ended because I'm not even sure what I should be asking:

I've been finding myself in a bit of a rut as far as my portrait work goes recently and feel like its just amateurish and lacking, but I feel like I've covered a lot of material in regards to mechanical skill with working with lights and my camera.

I'm not really sure how to articulate it, but I feel like my work can be performed by anyone with a good kit, lights, and 3 hours of YouTube tutorials.

I'm thinking what I need to do is do more research on what elements brings certain looks and moods into a photograph, and honestly I'm starting to think I'm lacking in my eye for composition and framing.

Additionally, I've thought about moving to full frame or getting a f1.2 lense, but a big part of me says that surely there is more skill expression in the realm of portraits at f/4+ retaining information and clarity and background for location shoots.

I haven't really been able to find anyone locally in my college club or events that are passionate for portraiture and then remembered I could probably find somewhere to ask here so here I am.

Work on my ig @manic bison
Or if you want me to post here but I didnt want to bomb the thread with images

[balmy blade]

You do cosplay mainly?

[manic bison]

Yep, I have a studio shoot booked in July to try something different, but my kit is a bunch of heavy tripods speed lights and softboxes

[slate spruce]

So

Studio lighting questions

We have this kinda set up

With all these lights that are all color changeable and controllable individually

What's missing from this? My thoughts were like....framing back lights? Or like a soft back light of some kind

We have these lil floor spotlights that are super bright which I was thinking of pointing at the back wall but the trellis makes it shoot all these shadows everywhere cause they're so bright. I have a soft box but no light in it. Trying to figure out like.... What do i need for this to be a solid enough studio space. How do people handle back drops usually? Is it just a huge canvas roll?

[slate spruce]

Also what kinda lens did you shoot on for these?

[umbral whale]

i use a 24-70

@slate spruce

only lense i own now

[slate spruce]

[umbral whale]

do you have result from the shoot

sry was not active here

[slate spruce]

Uhhhh yes but I can't post them in the server haha oh well. Maybe I can but with heavy heavy censoring lol

Actually this one is p sfw

i think the lighting maybe turned out okay actually