Sylph Sia at Bulbjerg photo set (Patreon)

The first time I met the gorgeous Sylph Sia was when I picked her up midday at Copenhagen's studio. Then we drove for 5h to hey to a location at the other end of Denmark, a place called Bulbjerg, a large limestone rock in the northwestern part of Denmark on the coast.

We arrived up there about an hour before sunset and set out to shoot the set you see above.

I shot all these images in pure daylight, just before and immediately after sunset. Unfortunately, the tide was in so we couldn't get around the rock, but we still created some pretty good images.

After this, we drove to a B&B and had dinner, which I had brought from home.

The next morning and the upcoming two days, the weather was appallingly bad, and we only had an opportunity to shoot a few times. The last shoot was at Råbjerg Mile, a vast dune in heavy fog literally with visibility below 10-15m. I did not get a single usable image from there.

But that is just the way it is sometimes when shooting outdoor locations.