A shoot from last year...

Here are a few pictures from a shoot I styled for the British Journal of Photography that was published last year. Once again I was working with the amazing photographer Micheal Roscoe who was experimenting with outdoor lighting rigs. We were out on the street, spilling off the pavement with lights and battery packs and the poor make-up artist trying to hold the reflector high enough with plenty of passers by taking quite an interest. Pulling the 'roar' face over and over again makes you feel a bit silly at the best of times, but with an audience we ended up with as many shots of me laughing out of embarrassment as we did serious ones, bad model!  

If you go down to the woods today....

Here are a few pictures from a shoot that I styled last year for the British Journal of Photography. I was working with the photographer Michael Roscoe who works for the magazine testing different photographic equipment and the day we shot this we were out on location in the New Forest experimenting with outdoor lighting. The elaborate lighting rigs in the middle of nowhere and poor make up artist holding lights above her head just outside the shot were quite a sight to behold! I have been really lucky to work with Michael over the last couple of years, as you can see he's quite an amazing photographer. This shoot was featured in the British Journal of Photography in October last year. Due to the mood of the shoot and us being out in the elements I opted for a light and floaty look that we could capture a lot of movement in, unfortunately for me the breeze refused to pick up! So not much movement but it still works quite nicely I think.