I Turned A Kiddie Pool Into A Professional Studio Spending Just $30, And The Photos Turned Out Better Than I Expected

It really seems to me that the technology is having an unexpected effect on young people. It seems to me like it is getting their creative juices flowing and they are coming up with incredibly genius art forms! I love it!!

I like the pictures but for next time I'd used natural flowers. There aren't many, you could buy a bouquet for 5€? Or even less, or take then if you have a garden. We see to much that they are fake and that makes the pic cheap and glamourless :(

“Yawn”

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No better way to spend a summer day than with a fun photo project. Not sure if you were intending on water reflections or not. If not, next time go for a dark blanket "ceiling" over the shoot. If you were intending on them, then it came out as you planned and that means success!

The model is really pretty, like, really, really pretty XD Also, the pictures does turn out great ^^

It's nice and amazing how you got the photos, but these would have been much more great with real flowers...

Your model is stunning.

You could have warmed the water. :(((

This isn't new or innovative...photographers have been doing stuff like this since the camera was invented

These are really beautiful! ^.^

Does anyone know what settings were used to achieve these lit pics?

I'm not sure how many of the commentors are photographers, or actually know how to take a decent photo... But what is all this jazz about "yeah but you never told us how much the camera was" b******t? Kyle is a PHOTOGRAPHER, which means they own a CAMERA. I'm not going to include how much my camera was every time I show someone how I took a shot. This post is just to show people what can be done behind the scenes of a shoot. I LOVE when people show stuff like this, because as a photographer, it gives me inspiration and ideas on how I can do mine. I've often looked at photos and thought "how did they do this?". If I just saw these photos in a magazine or an article or something, I would have never guessed it was done in a kiddie pool in someones backyard. TL;DR: These shots are gorgeous, photographers don't include the price of their camera in each shoot, thanks for showing us behind the scenes.

Some people will find a way to complain/criticize anything, but this is simply beautiful, why cant we just agree on that?

Very nice. A little dark but maybe that is what you want. The double faces are interesting.

"professional" "studio". Yeah. Whatevs. You think you're the first one to "invent" that? Bummer, it's just that nobody else posted it on BP like they invented electricity or something. For your interest, milk in water to make it opaque has been done before, nothing new there. Sorry.

Photoshop did all the work

What a babe!

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Finished Photo the model is thinking "I'm actually getting paid for this right?", in the Top View she's thinking "what a perv, I have to change in his back yard with spy cameras in the house window, Up Close photo "my agent is a dead man", Finished photo "what a genius, he rotated the camera 90 degrees", "why does this pool water smell", "my pay check better clear", "whew, how long does it take to snap a few photo's".