Showing posts with label Trash the Dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trash the Dress. Show all posts

Monday, May 28, 2012

Behind the scenes at a Reefsteamers Photoshoot


Saturday 26th May was a very early start to catch the best light and a 15F steam locomotive before it's departure to Magaliesburg. SA Amateur Photographers had planned an outing to the Reefsteamers depot with models in tow for a fun shoot and tips gathering from the pro's who would be shooting with the group and sharing their knowledge.

Many arrived there long before the sun had even started to rise and were met by a gently simmering locomotive which had been carefully tended all night by the locominding crew. As the sun began to peek over the horizon and the sky turned wonderful pastel pinks and blues the shutters began to click. Unfortunately I missed some of the best light as I went on "mission rescue" to find the folk who were lost on the road outside the depot so I can't share those images with you. I will be sharing some behind the scenes ones and few images of the models that posed for the photographers. I must say some of these girls and guys were very brave as they were asked to sit in coal heaps and on dusty and greasy locomotives and coaches. All in all a really fun day was had by all and I’m sure the photographers that were there went away with some stunning photo’s and the models will be pleased with the portfolio shot’s they’ll be getting from the photographers.



































Thursday, May 19, 2011

Old Houses, Mine Dumps and Steam Trains - Trash the Dress 15 May 2011

On the 15th of May a bunch of photographers I'm connected with on Facebook and I arranged a shoot to get portfolio pics as well as some posing practice and knowledge sharing. 
Leanne Knuist in conjunction with Camera Stuff arranged everything. 
The day was loads of fun and the models and brides were great to work with. 
I take my hat off to Maryna for being the key factor in the TTD part of the shoot. She brought along some really cool props and was so willing and fun to work with even when it came to sitting on the coal heap.