“A Boss Babe”: Photographer Shares Shoot With Beautiful Female Farmer, Showcases Stunning Results

“A Boss Babe”: Photographer Shares Shoot With Beautiful Female Farmer, Showcases Stunning Results

  • Netizens were impressed with a photographer's work when he showed off a photoshoot with a female farmer
  • The duo snapped the pictures at the woman's farm and stunned people with the beautiful sunset and spinach bouquet
  • Members of the online community took to the video's comment section to shower the pair with compliments
  • The photographer spoke to Briefly News about the creative process behind the stunning photoshoot
A photographer shared the photoshoot results with a female farmer named Tumi.
A photographer shared the photoshoot results with a female farmer named Tumi. Images: @sir.pixels
Source: TikTok

A photographer worked his magic and presented beautiful images of a female farmer.

Goodman Bokaba, who uses the handle @sir.pixels on TikTok, took app users behind the scenes when he shot a few pictures of an entrepreneur named Tumi.

The man wrote in his video:

"Your client is a farmer and asked for a photoshoot at the farm."

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In the short clip, Goodman showed the gorgeous woman standing between rows of growing vegetables, posing for the camera with a bouquet of spinach at her farm in Grootvlei.

Watch the video below:

After social media users requested the results, Goodman returned to the app to showcase his stunning work.

Watch the second video below:

Photographer explains creative process

With the spinach bouquet being the video's highlight, Goodman shared with Briefly News that it was not his idea to incorporate it into the 30-minute shoot.

"It has always been on my client's mood board. When she reached out to me, she shared all her ideas. I was only advising on how we could enhance those ideas."

Humbled that he could execute Tumi's idea, Goodman also shared that the photoshoot's planning took approximately a month.

Netizens impressed with female farmer's photoshoot

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Goodman's video became a viral sensation among TikTokkers, with many rushing to the comment section to shower the duo with compliments.

@elizabeth_chokoe loved the spinach bouquet. Seeing the app user's comment, the photographer responded:

"That was the crème de la crème of the photoshoot."

Giving the farmer her praise, @mochamela commented:

"Tumi is a beautiful soul. I like that she also supports black businesses."

@nqoh_x also complimented Tumi, describing the woman as the following:

"A boss babe."

@ogloo_riah called farming an art and added in the comment section:

"I love the concept behind the whole thing – the bouquet, the atmosphere, everything. Keep it up, sir behind the lens. A big shoutout to you, Madam, for giving us a glimpse of farming."

@mzala_2614 applauded Goodman and Tumi, saying:

"Beautiful set up and greenery. Well done, Mr Cameraman and Madam."

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In other farming news, Briefly News reported about a woman, Cabbage Girl, who inspired the nation with her impressive sales.

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In her X post's caption, Palesa Motaung shared that she sold 35,000 cabbages worth R617,000 in March this year. She added that the farm gate price for cabbages at that time was R16.

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Source: Briefly News

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Jade Rhode (Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News, telling the tales of the community. After her studies, Jade worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, please email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za

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