 |
| Digital infrared original, 2 frame image blend |
Working
with a model whom I've only met just met is not that uncommon an
experience anymore thanks to the proliferation of my work through the
Internet and various publications but, all the same, it amazes me how
often it works out really well. Once we were down by the shore and set
up, I indicated to Meghan that we were ready to begin and with no signs
of trepidation or hesitation on her part, she simply disrobed and asked
where I wanted her to be.
 |
Digital infrared original, 28 frame stitch
|
We
worked with both the old concrete searchlight emplacements along the
shoreline (working inside the buildings permitted us to photograph
without disrupting any of the other visitors to York Redoubt) and on the
rocky shoreline. As Meghan was only available for the single session, I
wanted to make sure she got as much variety out of the session as
possible.
 |
Digital infrared original, 21 frame stitch
|
It
was a real pleasure during the session how comfortable Meghan was with
the whole process, regardless of whether the composition was a
bodyscape, where the pose was elongated and languorous, or a portrait
where she was simply standing before me, nude. Meghan came across as
comfortable and confidant, which made the results all the more striking.
I don't know if she has any plans to return to Nova Scotia in the
future, but I will definitely be letting her know that, if she does, I'd
be happy to work with her again!
No comments:
Post a Comment
Feel free to make a comment, or ask questions!