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A flying dress photoshoot involves wearing a dramatic, long-flowing gown designed to capture the wind and create breathtaking visuals, often against Santorini’s iconic whitewashed buildings, blue domes, and stunning caldera views.

At the photo shoot I will help you pose well, I will give you tips and find the right angles. You can also show me before the shoot what photos you want so we can look for the right places and the right light. 

flying dress + photoshoot in Santorini solo or couples 

 30 min  price 225 EURO = 30-60 photos author’s Color corrected 

60 min price 325 EURO = 70-175 photos author’s Color corrected  and 5 photo Photoshop

75 min   price 425 EURO = 80-200 photos author’s Color corrected and 12 photo Photoshop

I recommend you try it yourself in the mirror, practice a few positions and see which ones work for you.

Posing in a flying dress—known for its dramatic, flowing fabric that creates a dynamic, wind-swept effect—can be an exciting way to capture stunning photographs. Here are some tips to pose gracefully while ensuring the fabric and your posture work harmoniously:

1.Focus on Movement

• Spin or Twirl: Slowly spin to create natural movement in the dress. This works best if the dress has lightweight, flowy fabric.
• Walk or Stride: Take long, confident strides to create a sense of motion. Keep your toes pointed slightly for elegance.
• Toss the Fabric: Use your hands or an assistant to toss the fabric into the air just before the photo is taken.

2. Use Your Arms

• Extend your arms outward or upward to accentuate the flying effect of the dress.
• Hold onto the edges of the dress and lift them slightly to emphasize the flow.
• Experiment with asymmetry, such as one hand on your hip and the other lifting the fabric.

3. Play with Angles

• Side Profile: A side pose with a slight turn of your head can highlight the dress’s movement and elongate your silhouette.
• Back View: Turn your back to the camera, with your head looking over your shoulder, while the dress flows behind you.
• Tilted Head: A slight head tilt adds softness and elegance to your pose.

4. Use Your Legs

• Create interesting shapes with your legs, such as crossing one in front of the other or extending one leg forward.
• Point your toes if you’re barefoot or wearing heels to add refinement.

5. Engage with the Environment

• Use props like a fan or natural wind to enhance the flying effect.
• Pose against dramatic backdrops such as cliffs, beaches, or urban rooftops for a striking contrast.

6. Facial Expression

• Keep your face relaxed and natural. A soft smile or a dreamy, contemplative expression works well.
• If you’re aiming for drama, experiment with intense or playful looks.

7. Involve an Assistant

• Have someone help lift or toss the fabric just before the photo is taken to achieve maximum flow and drama.

Most providers offer a catalog of colors and styles for you to choose from. Consider the backdrop when picking your dress (e.g., red contrasts beautifully with the white and blue landscape). Sizes are typically adjustable to fit various body types. 

 Early morning (sunrise) or late afternoon (golden hour) are ideal for soft lighting

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If you are going to be in Oia, the meeting place is KooKoo Bar Restaurant here you can change and you have a wide range of food and drinks.

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If you have a hotel in Oia or close to beautiful places in Santorini where you would like us to do a photo shoot please send the location or the name of the hotel, if it is close to the photo locations I will come to you to change the dress or even start the meeting from the hotel.

There are several transportation options to reach the meeting place, including ordering a taxi, renting a car, or taking a local bus. 

If you need to get to the meeting place in Oia, you can book a transfer:

🚖+30 698 105 2942 WhatsApp  taxi transfer Santorini

🚖Trasfer Santorini Pixida Travel WhatsApp  +30 697 971 0682

🚖TAXI SANTORINIS +302286022555  You have to call

Make-up and Hairstyle is not included in my services.  I am a photographer and I want to do my work😀

I am sending you a list and you already decide who you choose :) contact directly 

💋Julia Gelyuk @europestylist makeup artist & hairstylist with 8 years experience. Work with different type of skin and hair. ✔️Create makeup & hairstyle that will highlight your individuality and make you feel comfortable the whole day. ✔️Individual approach. Take into account the features of your face, the style of your dress, and even the weather. ✔️Only high-quality materials. The best cosmetics, styling and fixing products so that your makeup and hairstyle lasts all day long.

 💋Jozefina @jozefinaaa Makeup artist, hair stylist with 10 years of experience. She started her career in Moscow (Russia), but has been living on the island of Santorini for 5 years. Uses only professional or luxury cosmetics: Dior, Nars, Huda beauty, Mac, etc.

Yes, booking in advance is highly recommended, especially during peak season (May to September), as photographers and dress rentals are in high demand.

Yes, I am  flexible. You can request specific shots, locations, or even unique dress colors if available.

Here’s how they work:

1. Dress Design

• Long Flowing Fabric: The dress typically has an extremely long train or skirt made of lightweight materials like chiffon or silk, which catch the wind easily.
• Tailored Structure: The bodice is fitted to keep the upper part of the dress in place while the flowing fabric is free to move.

2. Creating the Flying Effect

• Assistants or Fans: During a photoshoot, assistants might lift or toss the fabric into the air to create the dramatic flying effect. The motion is timed with the shot to capture the fabric mid-flight.
• Wind Machines: For controlled settings, wind machines or natural wind can be used to give the fabric a flowing, dynamic look.
• Throw and Capture: In outdoor settings, the photographer might rely on assistants to throw the dress train upward or outward while taking a photo at just the right moment.

3. Photography Techniques

• High Shutter Speed: Photographers use a fast shutter speed to freeze the motion of the fabric in mid-air, capturing its graceful “flight.”
• Post-Editing: In some cases, stray elements like assistants or props used to create the motion are edited out of the final image to maintain the illusion.

1. Choose the Perfect Location

• Scenic Backdrop: Look for open, dramatic landscapes like beaches, deserts, mountains, or urban rooftops.
• Time of Day: Plan for golden hour (sunrise or sunset) for soft, flattering light.
• Weather: Check the weather forecast; light wind can enhance the flying effect, but avoid excessively windy or rainy conditions.

2. Select the Right Dress

• Flowy Fabric: Opt for lightweight materials like chiffon, organza, or silk that move beautifully in the wind.
• Bright Colors: Bold or contrasting colors (red, royal blue, emerald green) stand out against natural backdrops.
• Fit: Ensure the dress fits well at the bodice and waist to prevent it from slipping during movement.

3. Hair, Makeup, and Accessories

• Hair: Go for styles that can withstand movement, like braids, buns, or soft waves. Secure loose strands with hairspray.
• Makeup: Use waterproof and long-lasting products, as outdoor shoots can involve heat, wind, or sweat.
• Accessories: Keep them minimal to avoid distraction. Focus on earrings or a statement necklace, if needed.

4. Bring the Right Props

• Assistants: Ask a friend, partner, or professional assistant to help toss or manage the dress.
• Fan or Wind Machine: If indoors, bring a portable fan for controlled airflow.
• Stepping Props: For rough terrain, bring comfortable shoes to walk between locations.

5. Photographer Coordination

• Discuss the Vision: Share ideas with your photographer, including the dress’s flying effect and location angles.
• Plan Poses: Work on dynamic poses that complement the movement of the dress (e.g., twirling, holding the train).
• High Shutter Speed: Ensure the photographer is prepared to capture the flying fabric in motion with the right camera settings.

6. Prepare Yourself

• Stay Hydrated: Bring water and snacks, especially for shoots in remote areas or under the sun.
• Practice Posing: Rehearse walking, turning, or holding the dress in front of a mirror so you feel confident.
• Comfortable Undergarments: Wear skin-colored or seamless undergarments to prevent visibility.

7. Be Flexible and Have Fun

Not everything will go perfectly—embrace spontaneous moments and unexpected challenges like a sudden gust of wind. Relax, and let your confidence and joy shine through in the photos!

1. Seamless Undergarments

• Opt for nude or skin-tone seamless underwear to avoid visible lines or contrast under the fabric.
• Choose high-waisted styles for extra coverage, especially if the dress is sheer or flowy.

2. Strapless or Adhesive Bra

• If the dress has a low back, plunging neckline, or is off-shoulder, go for a strapless bra, adhesive cups, or nipple covers for a clean look.

3. Bodysuit or Shapewear

• For smoother lines or added support, a nude or matching bodysuit or shapewear can be a great option, especially for dresses made of light or clingy fabrics.
• Some bodysuits come with built-in bras for convenience.

4. Safety Shorts or Slip

• To stay comfortable and confident during movement (especially if the dress is high-slit or prone to wind exposure), consider wearing safety shorts, a slip skirt, or even bike shorts.

5. Leggings or Tights (for modesty or cooler weather)

• If you’re in a cooler climate or prefer more coverage, lightweight sheer leggings or tights in a neutral tone can work beautifully.

Bonus Tips:

• Ensure all underlayers are smooth and fit well to avoid bunching under the dress.
• Avoid dark or contrasting colors if the dress is light-colored or sheer.
• Test the outfit in advance to ensure your movements don’t reveal more than you’re comfortable with.