When temperatures top -2F in Chicago, it's almost impossible for me to work outside. Sure, I can get a few people to stand barefoot in a strapless gown on a frozen stream - but is it nice to do that to someone?! Not really. And my fingers get cold when adjusting shutter and f/stops.
So when it's too cold to work outside, I take my work inside.
Indoor shoots are sometimes a challenge for me - a welcome challenge though. I find my indoor locations the same way I find my outdoor locations - I see them and assess them. I am constantly asking myself questions when visiting friends homes or attending events. Is there something I can use here? Would the owner be willing to allow me to use it? Can I get a model to pose here? How does this space work with my themes? Do I need props? Etc...
I love to photograph in natural light as well as with lighting equipment. Sometimes I photograph in the same location at different times of day utilizing both natural light and artificial light.
Below are a few images that I've been working on. I've shot a few sets in this location. I feel the space lends itself nicely to my themes.
The first 3 images were created using artificial lighting in the evening.
I must really take a moment to thank my models - most of which are friends of mine that spend their days off doing things for me that they normally wouldn't do without a few drinks. My friends and models, I tip my hat to you!
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| Copyright Jennifer Moore, 2013 |
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| Copyright Jennifer Moore, 2013 |
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| Copyright Jennifer Moore, 2013 |
Below is an image from the same location but with mixed natural and artificial lighting. Different model too.
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| Copyright Jennifer Moore, 2012 |
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