Phemale, pheline, phashion...

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Model: Alicia Silverfarb    Makeup: Peacock Artistry
So we found a wooded area where we could release our "wildcat" back into a suitable habitat.

It was an overcast day in San Francisco but working in a dark area of woodland  with portable lighting meant we could control the light fairly easily.

I used one naked speedlight , one speedlight through a 36 inch white umbrella and a hand held reflector. The lights were triggered by wireless and an assistant manipulated the reflector .




We explored a whole range of feline poses and expressions before a quick costume update to capture a few "aristo-cat" type shots.







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