Those shoes reminded me of an overheard conversation in Whistler village last summer. A young couple, dressed to the nines, were asking directions and the helper said:
“Oh yes, it’s a hundred yards that way.”
“A HUNDRED YARDS!!!” screamed the young woman in despair.
All the Whistler outdoor types in the neighbourhood turned around in surprise. I looked too. She was wearing 4 inch stilettos…
um, no. From my experience of the Amazon, hip-waders may be more suitable….
… and on my way down a steep muddy trail through the rain forest in southern Chile coming back from a beautiful volcanic lake, I met a woman in a group coming the other way.
“Is it worth it?” she asked, a pained expression on her face.
I looked down at her feet.
“Yes….” I replied “but probably not in flip flops.”
Nice to see a female photographer featured here; it seems like such a rare occurrence!
(I often find myself wondering, why is it so often men photographing women/women’s fashion? are there no women photographing women/women’s fashion? Not just here on APE, but in the magazines in general.)
Lovely work!!!
This is the type of photography that I love, fine light, nice locations and the right model for the concept…. what could you ask more for creating such an amazing photography.
What a great shoot! Location, fashion, colour; a beautiful statuesque yet feminine model and a top photographer. The images look so fresh and rich – I want to be IN the photos.
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Those shoes reminded me of an overheard conversation in Whistler village last summer. A young couple, dressed to the nines, were asking directions and the helper said:
“Oh yes, it’s a hundred yards that way.”
“A HUNDRED YARDS!!!” screamed the young woman in despair.
All the Whistler outdoor types in the neighbourhood turned around in surprise. I looked too. She was wearing 4 inch stilettos…
You wouldn’t recommend these shoes for an amazon experience then?
um, no. From my experience of the Amazon, hip-waders may be more suitable….
… and on my way down a steep muddy trail through the rain forest in southern Chile coming back from a beautiful volcanic lake, I met a woman in a group coming the other way.
“Is it worth it?” she asked, a pained expression on her face.
I looked down at her feet.
“Yes….” I replied “but probably not in flip flops.”
Nice to see a female photographer featured here; it seems like such a rare occurrence!
(I often find myself wondering, why is it so often men photographing women/women’s fashion? are there no women photographing women/women’s fashion? Not just here on APE, but in the magazines in general.)
Lovely work!!!
This is the type of photography that I love, fine light, nice locations and the right model for the concept…. what could you ask more for creating such an amazing photography.
What a great shoot! Location, fashion, colour; a beautiful statuesque yet feminine model and a top photographer. The images look so fresh and rich – I want to be IN the photos.
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