Victoria is a very young fashion model building up her experience and portfolio. She is a total delight in front of camera. She moves with grace, takes instruction and works hard on being creative. We used clothes supplied by Labels of Cranleigh which provided us with beautiful outfits. We chatted over lots of things and her friend Andy joined in. Make-up was terrific and carefully done by Victoria. Victoria will soon not be a secret.
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Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Victoria won't be a Secret
Victoria is a very young fashion model building up her experience and portfolio. She is a total delight in front of camera. She moves with grace, takes instruction and works hard on being creative. We used clothes supplied by Labels of Cranleigh which provided us with beautiful outfits. We chatted over lots of things and her friend Andy joined in. Make-up was terrific and carefully done by Victoria. Victoria will soon not be a secret.
Saturday, 17 December 2011
Marlyn and the Derelict Miscellany
I had been planning a shoot at the old Brickworks since the spring and plans had fallen through each time. So a date for the shoot was set with the very talented Marlyn Woodend. We were both very excited as this would be our first location shoot together. As usual Marlyn's hair was very different. The location lends itself to so much and has the scope for further shoots. Marlyn is one of those models who has instinctive creativity which I love. The mess, the dereliction, the graffiti all added to the atmosphere making some great images.
Sunday, 4 December 2011
Monika The Woodland Wander
In between the studio shoots the glorious late October weather lured us outside to Ashen Copse. Monika is obviously an outdoor person and revelled in the warm sunshine and lovely trees. It is always a sense of enthusiasm that grabs me for location shoots and Monika loved the natural surroundings of this ancient woodland. At no time did it feel like we would run short of ideas as we wandered and stopped. Results speak for themselves.
Friday, 25 November 2011
Missing Andy: Made in England
It really is about time that music got back to it's roots and bands played their own music and live gigs were electric, raw and not full of gimmicks. Bring on Missing Andy. Original? Yes. Great song-writing? Of course. Hardworking? You'd better believe it. So why aren't they the biggest band around? Because you have not put them there yet. Go for it! Touring near you soon I am sure.
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