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Helen Saunders post 2026 from patreon

2026

Reference images for n black and white can really help with identifying shadows, light, and tone.

Helen Saunders post Happy New Year from patreon

Happy New Year

Hoping that 2026 is your best year yet. I’m looking forward to getting out on some exciting shoots this year.

Helen Saunders post Portrait study from patreon

Portrait study

If you’re looking to draw a profile with plenty of hair texture, this is the reference image for you.

Helen Saunders post Splish splash from patreon

Splish splash

Shades of green and brown from an idyllic location during lockdown.

Helen Saunders post ? from patreon

?

I’m still deciding which parkrun to do on New Year’s Day……

Helen Saunders post Sat still from patreon

Sat still

It’s bitterly cold at the moment, as one would expect for this time of year, and I’m wearing as many layers as I can fit under my coat.

Helen Saunders post Happy Christmas  from patreon

Happy Christmas

I realise it’s not at all festive, but if you’re in Australia then perhaps this is perfect Christmas weather?Thank you all so much for your support. I appreciate each and every one of you xxx

Helen Saunders post Happy Christmas Eve from patreon

Happy Christmas Eve

I hope all tire final preparations for tomorrow are underway and that you’re all ready to celebrate Christmas.

Helen Saunders post Statuesque  from patreon

Statuesque

I still have so much more to share from this shoot dating back to lockdown. Unseen images finally seeing the light of day.

Helen Saunders post Summertime  from patreon

Summertime

Winter in well and truly here, but occasionally the sun shines and it reminds me of the warmth of summer. These are more as yet unseen images from our beach shoot in Folkestone. Originally intended to go on BentBox, changes to their set up means I won’t be uploading any new images there, so they...

Helen Saunders post Seen from a different angle from patreon

Seen from a different angle

I still have the lingerie and the fabric, but the boots are no more unfortunately.

Helen Saunders post The answer my friend…… from patreon

The answer my friend……

Please tell me you know this song, otherwise my title is meaningless. An image similar to these is due to be published in Guru Shots magazine, which is a huge honour as the images are chosen by photographers, so it’s a compliment to be selected. These date back to just after lockdown (remember tho...

Helen Saunders post Vintage Art Nude from patreon

Vintage Art Nude

I love the grainy effect produced by shooting in low light.

Helen Saunders post Vintage from patreon

Vintage

Ffrom a vintage inspired photoshoot using a Kodak Eastman analog camera.

Helen Saunders post She stands alone from patreon

She stands alone

I’m itching to get out and do an art nude shoot in nature, but it’s become very cold here and the coward in me is holding me back 🥶

Helen Saunders post Similar but not identical  from patreon

Similar but not identical

There ought to be noticeable differences between each if these images in terms of poses. This particular stretch of beach remains open while further along the coast there are major sea defence works being carried out.

Helen Saunders post Lounging from patreon

Lounging

Making shapes by the sea. What looks relaxing is a case of balance and muscle control.

Helen Saunders post The Breeze from patreon

The Breeze

I love how the wind just picked up this satin and produced different shapes for every shot. I find it hard to believe that this was four years ago. My hair is a little greyer (which I love), I’m carrying a little more body fat (which I don’t mind), I have a few scars on my belly from last year...

Helen Saunders post Hold on tight from patreon

Hold on tight

It’s always great to have something structural to pose with, and it’s always fun to try to mimic the shapes.

Helen Saunders post Silky smooth from patreon

Silky smooth

Editing some as yet unseen images from a shoot in the New Forest in 2021. I was still lean from lockdown (lots of running) with a good level of definition in my delts.

Helen Saunders post All that’s missing is the hammock  from patreon

All that’s missing is the hammock

It looks comfortable, but it wasn’t. It’s always good to find something architectural to pose on or against, and this giant piece of driftwood was perfect. A week or so earlier we had seen it in the exact same spot but in an upright position, so I can only assume that a storm had changed its ori...

Helen Saunders post Lazy by the sea from patreon

Lazy by the sea

Sunshine and shadows. Textures both in the foreground and background. All combine to make for interesting reference images.

Helen Saunders post Happy from patreon

Happy

Put a smile on someone’s face today.

Helen Saunders post Sitting on a rock in the bay from patreon

Sitting on a rock in the bay

Sitting atop a rock, as you do, enjoying the late summer sunshine at Folkestone beach.

Helen Saunders post Natural from patreon

Natural

Natural poses walking along the beach. More images from this set coming soon; ideal for drawing studies.

Helen Saunders post On top of the world  from patreon

On top of the world

I’m not great with heights, so climbing onto this rock felt quite an achievement for me.

Helen Saunders post Sign of the Times from patreon

Sign of the Times

At the end of the summer I did a photo shoot on Folkestone beach, and whilst I have been able to share a few images from the shoot, most of them have largely gone unpublished. However, I’ve managed to start editing them and now have some to share with you. Editing is minimal (highlights, contrast,...

Helen Saunders post Riverside from patreon

Riverside

I’ve been away but I’m catching up. Previously unpublished lockdown images this time, but more recent images currently being edited and on their way soon…..

Helen Saunders post Coy from patreon

Coy

I like the coy nature of an off the shoulder pose. More unseen shots from lockdown, which seems like a lifetime ago.

Helen Saunders post Same, but different  from patreon

Same, but different

Subtle differences can alter the atmosphere of an image, so it’s often interesting to compare.

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