Mikki and I met through a mutual friend and I admired her free spirit and comfort in her skin…totally natural!
Swimwear on the Roof
This was shot on the roof of a Manhattan townhouse…climbed the worlds most unstable ladder and crawled through a hole to get up there, and I do like shooting there! My original muse, Annie, has such a timeless face…
Mirror, Mirror…uh…wherever I decide to put it….
A film shot, done in my former attic, with a mirror. Ok, that just sounded like a line from Clue.
Red Stockings
This is one last of the images taken in the apartment where I grew up. The fun, pin up stockings don’t quite go with the slightly melancholy feel of the image, but…I kind of like the addition of red.
Goth Makeup
I have to applaud this makeup artist, Talya Taylor. I walked in to find her using stencils and an airbrush to create this spooky, creative look…
Color Nude
Another Heather…before my cat thoroughly and completely destroyed that chair….
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Belted Nude
This must be the week of abysmal lighting conditions, so here’s another! Sometimes those harsh lamp shots can work out, with a LOT of futzing with contrast levels. Why all the bad lighting? Well, sometimes the opportunity to shoot strikes when I don’t have my good lights nearby. Not going to let that stop me 🙂
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The Doctor is in…
Meet Ryan!
I went to visit Ryan last month…we’d known each other for a year before we actually met in person, and I had promised photos in the beginning. Glad to finally get these done, and to give him a big hug. Once again, this was bedside lamp lighting, but I did my best…and entertained myself by playing with contrast.
TBT, as the kids say…
Going to jump on the Throwback Thursday bandwagon today. This is a self portrait, taken at college. I’m pretty sure my lighting consisted of a harsh desk lamp while I was crammed into a loft bed space in my dorm room. This is the time I learned film and darkroom developing…lots of harsh chemicals, but lots of fun. I miss those days when I had hours and hours to spend in the darkroom. It gave me a very tranquil feeling…expose, develop, rinse, repeat.
Masked and Unmasked
Quickie post…prepping for todays shoot!
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