D Wie schon angekündigt gibts heute ein weiteres Shooting mit Franzi. Dieses mal auf einem Friedhof - den ihr aber schon kennt, den Heidelberger Bergfriedhof - und mit ein paar Requisiten: ziemlich vielen Kerzen und unserem Freund dem Totenkopf.Als erstes will ich sagen, dass ich keinerlei Kommentare wie "es ist so respektlos auf einem Friedhof zu shooten" und so weiter hören, weil ich es einfach nicht so sehe. Ich habe alle Familiennamen auf den Gräbern entfernt und ich denke, dass ein Toter nicht unbedingt sauer wäre, wenn man neben seinem Grab Fotos macht. Deshalb verstehe ich es nicht, weshalb es respektlos ist und möchte das ganze auch nicht hier diskutieren.Kommen wir zu einem schöneren Part. Das Shooting lief echt gut und ich mochte die Location sehr. Herr Totenkopf war ein sehr angenehmes Model, sah immer gut aus und war sehr zutraulich. Er sagte nicht mal etwas, als ich angefangen habe ihn im Dreck zu suhlen, weil ich dachte das sieht so besser aus. Wie immer, war Franzi natürlich auch ein nettes und angenehmes Model.Was haltet ihr von den Fotos und der Idee?Übrigens ist das mein letzter Post vor meinem Urlaub, ich verbringe eine Woche in Österreich bei dem Teil meiner Familie die dort lebt. Ich glaube dort gibt es richtig tolle Landschaften und neue Inspirationen, ich freue mich wirklich darauf.
E Like already announced: today another shooting with Franzi. This time on a graveyard - you already know it, it's the one in Heidelberg - with some props: a lot of candles and our new friend, the skull. First of all I want to say, that I don't want to hear any comments like "it's so disrespectful to shoot on a graveyard" and so on, because I don't see it like that. I removed all the familynames on the graves and I don't think that a dead one would be angry, that you take some not so rude photos nearby his grave. So I don't see the point why it would be disrespectful and I don't want to discuss about it here.Coming to a nicer part. The Shooting went very well and I really loved the location. Mister skull was a pleasant model, always looked nice and was very trusting. He not even sayed a word when I started to wallow him in the dirt, because I thought it would look nicer. Like always, Franzi was a nice and pleasant model, too. What do you think about the photos and the idea? By the way, this is my last post before my vacation, I'm spending a week in austria at my family which is living there. I think there are some nice landscapes and new impressions, I really look forward to that.
E Like already announced: today another shooting with Franzi. This time on a graveyard - you already know it, it's the one in Heidelberg - with some props: a lot of candles and our new friend, the skull. First of all I want to say, that I don't want to hear any comments like "it's so disrespectful to shoot on a graveyard" and so on, because I don't see it like that. I removed all the familynames on the graves and I don't think that a dead one would be angry, that you take some not so rude photos nearby his grave. So I don't see the point why it would be disrespectful and I don't want to discuss about it here.Coming to a nicer part. The Shooting went very well and I really loved the location. Mister skull was a pleasant model, always looked nice and was very trusting. He not even sayed a word when I started to wallow him in the dirt, because I thought it would look nicer. Like always, Franzi was a nice and pleasant model, too. What do you think about the photos and the idea? By the way, this is my last post before my vacation, I'm spending a week in austria at my family which is living there. I think there are some nice landscapes and new impressions, I really look forward to that.
