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In the fall of this year, Kayla moved to Fredericton for school; in
early October, I had to head up to Fredericton (about two hours from
where I was living, in Moncton, NB) for a meeting, so I got in touch
with Kayla, to see if it would be possible to spend some time working
together when I was in town. As it turned out, in addition to being keen
to get in a session, Kayla offered to put me up for the night, taking
some of the rushed quality out of the visit and giving us even more time
to work together.
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In addition to setting aside some time to
work with me, Kayla mentioned my visit to several friends, and let them
know I am always interested in working with new models. Several
expressed interest, and one, Jenn, ended up modeling, first on her own,
and then with Kayla, during the session. The session was in the evening,
so I set up my flash equipment in Kayla's small dorm room, bouncing the
light off the ceiling to give a soft, diffused light to the entire
room.
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In the end, as much as this was first session for Jenn, the biggest
influence in the session was the small space. I had to work hard to make
compositions that worked in the location, and in the end, the best
images of the session were the ones of the two models posing together,
and those images tended to use closer compositions that focused more on
details and the overall view. I am always impressed by how well first
sessions often go with new models, but in this case, I was even more
impressed, as I was so distracted from the session by location issues
(all of which were overcome during the session) that I couldn't provide
all the attention, encouragement and support which I usually try to
provide to someone working with me for the first time.
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