So strolling along the beachfront I come across this shiny
cube with a deck chair. Couldn't quite fathom what it was all about and where
it had come from. It looked shiny and amazing, and I wanted to shoot it right
away. It had so much potential, ideas where flowing through my pip.
As soon as I got home I began phoning around to see who was
available for an early morning shoot the next day. Fortunately I managed to
find two willing bodies to adorn the shiny cube.
The next morning we had a later start than expected, and
found the shiny cube not so shiny at 7 in the morning - it was damp and sticky
from the sea air and the morning clouds were desperately trying to hide the
sun. Needless to say we were already sweating as if just exited a sauna.
The shoot turned out to be more difficult than I imagined,
and had to really dig deep to try and capture what I wanted. Needless to say, I
am gonna have to go back and try again.
The models were great, and struggled to hold their poses and
gazes, trying desperately not to laugh. No one can ever say my shoots are not
fun!!
From the shiny cube we moved over to the Skate Park and
finished off there. Lots of laughing (especiallCheck out the whole shoot:y at me trying to slide down
into the pool, and then trying to get out) Fortunately no pics were taken.
Check out the gallery - hope you enjoy as much as I enjoyed
capturing them.
Until next time,
ADIOS
Hi there! I'm a big fan of ur work and blog, just saw this today though and have been dying to shoot on the shiny cube too! Here's a link to my blog: http://frameambition.blogspot.com/ and you can reach me on j.a.olum@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI'd love to work with you!
Cheers,
Julie