LOL! Sorry I've been away for so long. I've been busy with work for *edited commercial delivery name*., and gaming/admining on Halo (not to mention all of the forums!). 
I will be posting a number of stills that will be used for my portfolio once I get the time to create a website.
I've recently completed an outdoor set for our prospective SG, Coriander. What was interesting about this set was the locations, one being near one lake, the other being on the far side of another. The first location we had to vacate because it sounded like a number of people were hiking through the Texas brush to our photography site, it turned out as we drove off to be a lost cow (but it's handlers came driving by to find it). The interesting part was that the second location was on a very busy public park nature trail. There was a time or two when someone found yet another path to our hilltop location and nearly caught Coriander's fine self with not a stitch on.
I had to direct one mother and her little daughter to a different path out, when she originally saw my tripod setup and thought it was a deer feeder station. She suspected something else but could never get a glimpse of Coriander's beautiful nudity peeking from behind a thick tree. Another guy in the old military PT outfit snuck up another path, and we aren't sure exactly what he saw, but I hope he had to make a pitstop in the bushes with those jollies!
I will be posting a number of stills that will be used for my portfolio once I get the time to create a website.
I've recently completed an outdoor set for our prospective SG, Coriander. What was interesting about this set was the locations, one being near one lake, the other being on the far side of another. The first location we had to vacate because it sounded like a number of people were hiking through the Texas brush to our photography site, it turned out as we drove off to be a lost cow (but it's handlers came driving by to find it). The interesting part was that the second location was on a very busy public park nature trail. There was a time or two when someone found yet another path to our hilltop location and nearly caught Coriander's fine self with not a stitch on.
I had to direct one mother and her little daughter to a different path out, when she originally saw my tripod setup and thought it was a deer feeder station. She suspected something else but could never get a glimpse of Coriander's beautiful nudity peeking from behind a thick tree. Another guy in the old military PT outfit snuck up another path, and we aren't sure exactly what he saw, but I hope he had to make a pitstop in the bushes with those jollies!
alisa:
good luck on your set. i hope it makes it in so that we can all see her naked!!!