Thanks for considering a collaboration with me. Hopefully this will give you an idea of what to expect and help you decide if you’d like to apply.
Shoot Location
I am currently based in Dunmow, Essex, about 8 miles from Stansted Airport and 12 miles from Bishops Stortford station, so can collect you from there if you travel by train.
I shoot collaborations home studio. Space is limited, but some of my best shoots and collaborations have been shot here.
The Shoot Plan
I had some lighting ideas I wanted to put into practice, but I can also get some shots more tailored to what you were after as well. Normally a shoot is 2-3 hours long, and we would get at least three or four very different sets done in that time. At the moment, I'm shooting a mix of Portraiture, edgy fashion and lingerie so that would probably be a key attribute in our shoot together too.
Styling
Regarding styling, I'm happy to hear your thoughts on what you'd like to shoot in, especially if you have something interesting or more unique in mind or available. Also, if you have some styling ideas, please feel free to either send me some shots or links of what you're thinking of so I can better plan what would look good with them lighting-wise.
Packing list if you're new
•Simple Black or White Swimsuit
•Everything You Own That Is Denim
•A White T-Shirt(sometimesIs Our Best Look!)
•Boots
•Body-Conscious Clothes (Crop-Tops or Body Suits)
• Any Items with Interesting Texture Examples: Sheer Items, Leather, Sequins,Pleats
• Unexpected Vintage Items
• Any Favourite Clothes You Look and Feel Great In
•3-4 sets of Lingerie
Final Images
For a 2-3 hour collaboration shoot, you would look to get 10 un-water marked,hi-resolution, fully retouched files that we would choose. You would receive these over the period of around 4-6 weeks as I work on them around my other work.
Levels
I'm not looking to shoot nudes. 90% of my work is lingerie, but there is no pressure!
and finally (I promise)
Haha, I'm sorry if that's an information overload, but I thought it better to get as much info across from the start to avoid too many messages backwards and forwards so that you knew what you were getting into from the beginning.
I'd love to hear your thoughts, though, and by all means, I'm always open to suggestions.Thanks again, enjoy the rest of your week, and I very much look forward to working with you soon.
Thank you!
