Portrait Photography - Smokey Makeup

Hello all friends
I hope your heart is perfect wherever you are on earth. 😉

I am very happy to be with you today. Well, today I came up with a modeling and makeup backpack.
Of course, the photos are mostly in the form of busts and portraits.

About a few months ago, we were at the height of weddings. Maryam Joon called me from the center of the province and booked a photography time by phone.

Maryam Joon was invited to the wedding party of acquaintances in our city, and because the shifts did not allow them to come sooner, they decided to do make-up and make-up in their own city and as soon as they arrived in our city and before going to the ceremony.

Visit the studio for photography. This coordination was reserved for the hour and day of the telephone assembly.

Maryam Joon was able to contact us through Google and internet search.


This style of makeup that you see is known as smoky makeup. As its name implies, it is known as smoky or smoky eye make up.

This makeup is one of the attractive and dazzling makeups that can make the face extremely beautiful. It is a great option for evening parties. Of course, few people take the risk for this type of makeup.

For this make-up and smoky make-up, a basic foundation should be done on the skin and high-quality creams should be used.

Well, we will finish the discussion of make-up and make-up and I will go to photography 😉

Maryam Joon asked me to photograph only in simple fields.

And I chose the black background and one of the bright decors in the studio.

Photos with a black background with three branches of light,
one at an angle of about 60 degrees and inclined to the subject from one side, the second light almost in the direction of the first light but thrown to the background and behind the subject and the third light from the left and above the subject and with I took the complementary angle of the first two lights. I really like the lighting in the simple backgrounds of the studio.

These two photos were taken with a light background, the first of which was a natural color and the second with a powerful camera raw filter effect.

I took these two photos with only one branch of light.
The light is thrown at an angle of 60 degrees to the subject.

Here are some photos of Mary Joon that were taken during the short time she gave me.

I hope you enjoyed today's post. I am waiting for your comments.