Dust & Shade

This shoot continues from where A Deeper Love left off, 

taking you back to some previous shoots I did, Flour Power in 

2011 & Flour To The Power in 2013. 

For me it's always great to revisit concepts like these to see where

I can improve on certain avenues as an artist/photographer. I remember

very clearly how excited I was that the 2nd shoot turned out better than

the first...

So here is Dust & Shade:

[Mini Post] A Deeper Love

Somehow I needed to vent with a shoot, as I didn't know how

else to express my emotions. It may not portray on the

photos but I sure felt good afterwards. 

I had such a good time I created a second shoot (to follow 

later in the week, which in itself is an continuation of two

previous shoots ;D).

But for now, here is 'A Deeper Love'...

Eau So Fresh

Moved back to my original back drop and was itching to get

shooting again. Something interesting I realised with editing the

shots are that the lighting plays such an important role in the way

my skin colour shows. One learns something new everyday hey ;D

Here is Eau So Fresh. This shoot follows in the line of

 my love for hibiscus & floral prints, with three previous shoots that already

showcase that: Flower Power, Flower Child & #PractiseMakesPerfectMonsters, 

Be sure to look out for more floral themed shoots in the future.

Here is Eau So Fresh:

Hammer Time!

The moment I saw these pants, I knew I had to have it. 

Anyone following the blog will know my latest obsession

with leopard print, and this just tied in all of my childhood; with

one pant. 

So here is Hammer Time:

Perhaps next time I can collaborate and listen?

#Enamoured

Came about a pondering bout doing a simple shoot

for a change, and decided on the name a day in July 

already, and tried to capture a shoot that fits it name

instead of the other way around. 

A lot of photos were taken, many didn't make it, as this

process is a lot more difficult for me than just letting it rip

and take photos at the spur of the moment and give a fitting

name afterwards, but a challenge I appreciated nonetheless.