There's so many good images from the recent shoot with Justine Green that I want to share them all! Potentially even those I haven't retouched. The light was truly magical at the location on the day, and the shoot was an incredible amount of fun. Working in the "wild" is always fun, and an open mind helps when exploring pre-determined locations.
As a result, this was an incredibly diverse shoot with several locations, outfit changes, and changing light as location to location varied. This is the glorious part of not really having a plan when wandering into a Photoshoot.
The first few images here were captured near (and on) the ruins of Newman's Nursery at Anstey Hill Recreation Park, in South Australia.
This location is dotted with the crumbling brickwork of a nursery that was ravaged by bushfires in Australian summers past.
The images were not shot in the order presented above, but I like breaking up the flow of colour and pose in presentation - along wtih throwing a costume change in the middle. Did you notice?
This was another image that I could not decide colour or black and white - I think the colour image is more powerful, but hte black and white image is also nice due to the excellent quality of the lighting in the area. Light was pouring down from the sun to the right of frame, and Justine was lit from a softbox on the left of frame to form the catch light in her eyes.
Finally, I go back to one of the first shots of the day, in the flower field - bright, shallow depth of field, and good engagement with the camera.
Justine was an absolute joy to work with - and we're both keen to produce some more content together in the future - so stay tuned - never know what could be coming next!
Thanks for reading - if you've got any comments or critique, please provide it - I love to get feedback on my work - it is the only way that I will continue to get better!