Please note that the pictures in this post are not suitable for work.
A couple of years ago, my mate Richard and me other mate Brian wanted to do a art nude shoot on Higger Tor in the Peak District, as they had seen my shots from my recent jaunt up there.
I was working on the Saturday, however, I met them in Sheffield after work, and we drove up to Higger Tor.
I'd never met Kerri before, but I'm so glad that we have met now, she is an awesome model to work with, a fantastic lass all round and this shoot is certainly one of my favourites, as I am doing landscape photography, but with a model in the shots, the best of both worlds.
There are some awesome rock formations up there, and Kerri, without hesitation decided to climb up them for the shoot, it was really windy, and I wanted to use my drone for some shots, but decided not to due to the gale force winds on the moors (well, it felt like gale force lol).
It was rather cloudy when we got there, but as the shoot progressed, we ended up getting some beautiful light for the shoot.
Just a word of warning if anyone is in wanting to do this sort of shoot, Higger Tor can get pretty busy, as it's just a stones throw away from the road, so not much walking to get up here, but I think we timed it right, people must have been going home for their tea etc, but it wasn't too busy on this occasion at all, there was the odd person about, but they stayed clear of our shoot.
I have worked with Kerri a couple of times, and I can't wait to work with her again on some new stuff, I have a shoot in mind, and hoping that now lockdown is easing, we can definitely get that shoot sorted.
I am so glad that I took my little camping stove, as I think everyone was ready for a cuppa when we got there.
As the shoot progressed, it got colder and colder, especially with the wind gusting at times. I can't praise the model enough for being a great sport, although I did lend her my coat to warm up afterwards lol.
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All shots by me, using a Canon EOS 60D with (mainly), a Sigma 17-50mm F/2.8 Lens.
