Since today it's cold and rainy, I was reminded of this picture while I was in class. It was taken during a photo session of the cabin we build in the Art Direction Master Degree I'm attending to, the one I talked about in the previous post "Photography: Art Direction".
Because of the situation and the dimensions of the studios in the school, I guess, the entire room is freezing cold. We had to wear even our coats and scarfs during the construction, given that we didn't have any source of heat. Thankfully, the shooting day, we had this massive fresnel light that, while we weren't actively working, we stopped to warm up our hands as if it were a heater.
The picture was taken with a Minolta X-700, a 50 mm lens and a Kodak Portra 400 film roll.