A Little Bit of Whiplash

When you get a message from someone called Whiplash then it is difficult to know what to expect. What I got was a very educated; eloquent and creative young lady. Whiplash and I got on from the word "Go" and conversation flowed. The main part of our shoot was to photograph a piece of designer latex which Whiplash had borrowed. Latex is often hard to photograph but using three different set-ups and we were both very happy with results.

Next we got more of the attitude of an alternative model with more shadowy images which suited the custom-made bra and the tattoos. We finished with some lingerie. The shoot was full of music discussion and listening to some classics and contemporary sounds. Great fun and results.

With Verity

Always good to work with someone new. Verity lives very locally. We settled down after a good chat over a cuppa and got to task. Conversation flowed as we worked and Verity was easy and flexible with everything we worked on. It was easy to see her enthusiasm and leaving her to be independent was the obvious thing to do. The time seemed to flash past quickly and we were both happy with the outcome.

Elesha: Hats On

Having taken down the vinyl we decided to have some fun with hats creating some fun and some serious images. Elesha is a real fashion girl and stamps her own mark on every image. I looked for funky angles with the chair with some rather exaggerated angles. There is a uniqueness with Elesha and also a very dedicated person with a drive to succeed.