The mansion has 4 levels: a ground level that is fully restored, and fully equipped with furniture, curtains, beautiful light fixtures etc. A first level that looks like someone is currently moving in whilst doing a rebuild, with plaster on the walls, cables hanging from the ceilings, water pipes on the floor, just simple light bulbs protruding from above where the sink is supposed to be etc. … Another level that I call the attic, with dark rooms just below the roof. No plastering at all, you can directly see the roof structure and the shingles on the roof. There is also an underground level, which I haven’t used yet. Its cold, dark, dirty and damp. Nothing nice really, oh and it has doors with bars, maybe those might lead to something.
I love using the dirty textured walls as a background in contrast to my models. Sometimes my models get a little bit textured too, by standing against the walls, but mostly they don’t care. Lisa certainly didn’t care too much.
A jeans short and a loose tank top. Lisa needed nothing else.
All natural light, 24 mm (first one only), 50mm and 100 mm. Canon 5D II
thank you for looking, share me your thoughts and come back again for part III really soon.
Ludwig
Hi Ludwig, thanks for sharing these amazing photos of Lisa, I felt that the first set were missing something and after several days realise that I thought for such a beautiful model with an athletic body, that an opulent surroundings would seem appropriate….this set of photos celebrate her athleticism and natural beauty very well, in particular the photo where she has her hand in her hair with the tree bokeh’d in the door glass is simply perfection, I think you both nailed the shot there. I challenge you to get Lisa dressed in some more classy evening wear and shoot in a completed room with warm colours and watch the magic unfold….thanks again, Guy.
Hi Guy, thank you for your comment, come back again here tomorrow, You’ll be amazed!
Ludwig