Roseanne's shoot

I had a bit of a shock yesterday when the model I had origionally booked cancelled at the very last minute. Not her fault I might add, the night before we had e-mailed and it looked a bit doubtful then but come Saturday morning she was definately not comming. Her house was in serious danger of being flooded and travel in her part of the country was a no no!

All was not lost though. A casting call through Purestorm and an hour later had secured the services of a very beautiful model called Roseanne, from Swindon. A fair trek from the studio in Ashford (Kent) but she was quite willing to battle the motorway trafic for the journey!

She arrived with a huge amount of outfits in several bags and after a chat we made a start. We had a motorbike there again, this time an Aprillia belonging to Trevor Cobb, so since we had that all set up we began shooting with that, then the headshots, lingerie, boudoir and a sort of industrial set (2 old oil drums!) by the shutters. All went well, I think, in the 6 hours we worked together. I took 630 images and I expect to end up with about 60.

You have just seen a very few pictures from the shoot.

The website will be updated in a few days.

Steve

Bike Shoot with Claire

Almost forgot to put this up. This is a short slideshow of the bike part of my recent shoot with Claire.
Steve

Studio Shoot with Claire Evans

This was the one and only time (unfortunately) that I was able to work with the lovely Claire, she's off to live in Australia shortly, though I don't know what she's been convicted of!! With a great sense of humour and the ability to jabber on for hours on end it's really a wonder we got anything done at all and that is in no way a critism, she was an absolute joy to work with and if it was at all possibe I would again...though the airfair to Australia is probably a bit prohibitive just for one day!!

Anyway, the plan was to do a burlesque type set, a motorbike set, some boudoir stuff and some art nudes (none on here, sorry! We did all of these, some worked, some didn't as you would expect. The suprise was that the motorbike set was, in my opinion, by far the best.

My thanks to Chris Murray who loaned his rocketship (a Hayabusa) and to Zoe Sparkle for her help and ideas.

Here are just a very few of the photo's from the shoot.

If you reading this in Melbourne (NOT the one in Derbyshire but in the land down under) and want to work with Claire, book her soon, she is going to be a very  popular model!

Steve