I had such a great time on the shoot... Rachel is wonderful to work with, the models Lana and Verity are bloomin' wonderful too and we had great hair and make-up from Make-up by Jodie. It's funny as it was also the first time I'd really worked with models and a brief and also the theatre was very interesting with regards to lighting. I'm more of a natural light photographer and although I did bring extra lighting I ended up not using any of it. It made me really work with what was there and I'm actually glad I didn't use any. The whole shoot was completely out of my comfort zone but it is true about jumping in with both feet... you can really surprise yourself with what you can achieve.
A few weeks ago Rachel presented me with the look book. I honestly cannot describe to you how it made me feel. To see my pictures in a book that I would have looked at not too long ago and thought of as completely unreacheable.. I'm not afraid to say.. I was absolutely filled with pride.
Please check out the Rachel Simpson Shoes website and she's also offering free delivery for the whole of August so I'd bag a pair now!!
Oh Emma, these are BEAUTIFUL shots. Gorgeous, every single one.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! I recently wrote out a list of 101 goals I want to achieve and shooting a look book is one of them!
ReplyDeleteI also completely agree about being out side of your comfort zone and how it can really be beneficial. So many times this year I've felt like that and looked back and been proud of what I achieved.
You should certainly be proud of this, it all looks beautiful. :)
These are all beautiful Emma! I absolutely love the theatre setting! Gorgeous shoes too :)
ReplyDeleteMy gosh! I love Rachel Simpson's shoes even more now. Especially love the one with her sitting on the edge of the balcony.xxx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous images Emma, so much variety in them that i'm sure looks so fabulous in the look book. In awe of your work lady :) xx
ReplyDeleteomg wonderful photos! ♥
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Wow! Gorgeous shots, Emma! I love the theatre ones- so dramatic (no pun intended!).
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