# 911 Photographing the Nude/Figure model with black light and body paint

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Instructor(s): Bryce Denison

Tuition: $150.00

This three-hour workshop/meet up will provide by lecture and demonstration a shooting opportunity for the photographer who desires to learn about painting a model in body paint and photograph that model nude. Learn about what kinds of UV paint to use and the types of designs to put upon the model’s body. Learn about how to expose under continuous black light (UV) and the spectacularly abstract colors and designs that are possible as a result. We will also combine the UV lighting with a Light Pixel stick and do some painting with light near the end of this workshop. This is a portfolio builder! Class size is limited to 10 students.

Model will be Sara Crow. Painter will be Russell Van Ness (Top Hat Russ)

This workshop can include the #999 Post Workshop Private shoot immediately following the conclusion of this workshop. You can get a one-hour private shoot with the model for $100.00 which may include a model release. Advanced registration is strongly encouraged and only two private shoots will be offered per workshop. Enrollment is first-come-first served.

Students are expected to bring: camera with ample media cards, wide angle and telephoto lenses, tripod and a lens hood for each lens. Just like you go to a restaurant, it is common and appropriate to give your waitress/waiter a tip or gratuity, such is the case here. You are welcome to provide a gratuity to your model and the painter at the end of a successful shoot.

Upcoming courses

# 911 Photographing the Nude/Figure Model under Black Light starting Sunday January 19, 2025 1-4PM

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