What I like is a model who knows what he/she wants so that we can work on our shared ideas. Becky always has ideas and a Bollywood style was her idea. So backed up with her Indian style dresses I routed out my Indian fabric and we set to work on exciting ideas. Haunting moody dark portraits along with bursts of colour. Then we played around with backlit images showing becky behind the fabric. We rang the changes totally after that with some contemporary fashion which suits Becky so well with her long legs, height and poise.
I had a theme for a competition and was struggling with ideas, Communication is a difficult theme but in cycling along the old railway line left after the Beeching Act I passed an old typewriter just sitting there full of rust. Rai-Anne answered a casting and we sorted a day, The typewriter was harder to make stand out than I thought and Rai-Anne was very patient and listened to my directions.
It would have been a shame to leave things there so we walked on to where I had seen some bluebells. The colours were rich and vibrant. There were fallen trees which provided more scope and Rai-Anne bravely climbed to get some more dynamic images. A successful location shoot on the doorstep to my home.
