The Biocore Prairie that is. So this is the first set from my shoot with Rebecca on August 22nd. There are a LOT more sets from this shoot. We stared shooting at around 7:30pm. We planned to start an hour earlier, but someone was late. She made up for it though because we took our last picture at 3am.
To find out more about the Biocore Prairie just click the link above. It’s a really amazing place, along with the rest of the Lakeshore Preserve. I just discovered most of it last year. I’d been out to Picnic Point for the first time about 6 or 7 years ago, and have visited a few times since then, but I’d never explored the other direction. There are some amazing places that I’ll be showcasing more of, especially for University Nudes.
And now on to Rebecca.
This is the very first picture I took for the day. It's rare that the first turns out so well.
I love the mood in this one. And the coloring looks almost 70's film like.
If your monitor is not calibrated correctly this one may not look good to you.
After the sun had gone behind the trees on the horizon Rebecca climbed the tree to get more light.
My next post will be either Sydney Max defying gravity, or Jason my newest University Nude.
September 21st, 2009 at 22:10
I think the last 2 are especially nice.
September 28th, 2009 at 12:43
Yep, the last color one was used by Michael over at his Art Nudes Blog. http://artnudes.blogspot.com/2009/09/josh-zytkiewicz.html
September 28th, 2009 at 22:48
Holy crap that location is amazing! Love the one of her on the tree where you can see her whole body and the one where her back is to the camera. Good work.
October 1st, 2009 at 12:07
Thank you, and just think, if you decide to attend UW-Madison you could see this location everyday.
October 5th, 2009 at 01:49
This location really is beautiful.. I just wish I had gotten there on time (sorry Josh!) so we could have stayed longer. But, think of it this way, Josh.. if I had arrived at 6:30pm, we would have had plenty of time with the light and I wouldn’t have had to climb that tree. Though it was a pain to climb, it was certainly worth it.. those are my favorite shots from the prairie.