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Last month I posted a couple of sets of images that I made on my first shoot with the stunning Jordan. That shoot was arranged through her agency, with whom I have worked on a number of occasions over the past two years or so. However, on that first shoot in London I discovered that Jordan lives just a 20 minute drive from me, so we quickly booked in a second shoot at my place.

These images were shot just using natural light from a window with a sheer white curtain hanging in front (just to hide us away from the neighbours). It's challenging on a day when there are clouds in the sky as the changes in light as a cloud passes over the sun can make a huge difference to a shot, and I then have to try to balance out the exposure across the images in a set using Lightroom.

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This in colour would be great as well

apolloflux

Before I retouch a set I generally decide whether I want it to be a colour set of a black and white set, and then do most of my toning beforehand. This means that for most of my edited sets there is only a colour or a black and white version, rarely both.