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I
have a near terminal aversion to working with direct sunlight, but as
this session started later in the afternoon, and the sky seemed to promise
some respite, L_ and I set out for the coast regardless of the sunshine.
Luck was with us, as by the time we reached the coast, the sky was
almost toally cloud covered, though the very first set of images, above,
had the tail end of the sunlight.
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When
I'd asked Liz what she wanted to do for her first session, she replied
"I'd love to create some images laying over/inbetween big rocks, small
pools of water etc" - so she got her wish. We worked with this rock for
some time, exploring the possibilities in regards to posing. The side of
the rock Liz worked on was never a question, as by this time, the
evening sun was starting to break through the low clouds and fog, giving
some directional light to provide some definition to Liz's figure.
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The
last images of the session played off a small water pool; I made two
sets of photographs, one close, with ultra wide lenses, and the other
above, using a long lens to compress the perspective, and use the pool
to provide a partial reflection of L_'s pose.
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