It's a good time to share some portraits I took with Brenda a few months ago and thus vary the content. Today I bring you a series that I chose carefully, and I hope I haven't repeated any images I've shared before; if so, it was unintentional.

This was a very productive session with excellent results. We had no time limit, so we worked very fluidly, without the pressure of taking as many photos as possible in a short time or making the most of the spaces. We were quite relaxed, enjoying the moment and chatting. The photos were very natural, and I was delighted with the results, as well as with the location I rented for this production.

This is the second photo shoot I've done with Brenda, and I think we've improved, first in terms of the trust between us, both on her part as a model and on mine as a photographer, and second because our creativity and dynamics have also evolved.

We are more relaxed, more willing to try other styles of photography. We both generate ideas and scenarios and take advantage of the available natural light. For example, there was plenty of natural light at this location. It is a space that I would like to rent again for future productions with other models.

In addition, a couple of weeks ago we agreed to do another production together, but in a different location, one where there is no natural light, but other attractive elements that we can use. I must say that she is one of my favorite models, because of the way we work and the connection we have in the workplace.

As the days go by, I will be interspersing the content between street photography, urban portraits, and boudoir photography, especially with her. Different settings, different styles, different poses. I think you will like it as much as I do.

Today I leave you with this series of photos, and if you liked any of them in particular or have any comments to make, I look forward to hearing from you.