Another fresh update of gorgeous Rosaria and Mona!

Hello my Sweethearts!

How are you doing? How are you feeling? Is your health strong and mood great?

I came back with a fresh update and juicy images.
The only downside may be that I don’t have a good topic to talk about in the post, but only a few fun stories from both sets. But I hope it’ll be more than enough. )

Fun stories.
Ok, “story” may be too big of a word, more like “fact”.
Remember the huge chandelier we had on the set of 2P? That glorious gigantic thing, very hard to manipulate without damaging it or getting hurt yourself. But it suited the set, made it unique and in a way worked on a narrative level.
And you know what? We found similar looking chandelier on set in different city!
What an interesting coincidence! Especially, when we had an experience with such big props!
That’s how we were thinking, but gravity and body strength said their heavy “no” to us.
Our model was taller and proportionally bigger compared to the 2P model. Also, their physical abilities were too different. Not all people hit the gym after all, I’m among those who are too lazy to go to the gym after whole day of work, so I understand. )
Basically it was hard for the model to stand and interact with the prop. But we still managed to get few shots. One of the mentioned shots I’ll share in my next post, because Tao’s hands basically didn’t reach them.
Also, this chandelier was hung a little bit low, making it barely possible to make shot from lower angle. Great pain in back and abs of the photographer.

Another fun fact from Rosaria set. The studio had three doors to enter and one hidden door. Among three doors only one led to the studio. But even after entering you first get into small guest hall and to another door which finally lead to set. Why the studio has two other doors I still don’t know to this day. Those doors were blocked with artificial wall. )
HIdden door led to a small make-up room and it was built like a room, where bad people usually hide cameras to record nearby room. )

Fun fact from Mona set. More like a sad fact. The costume was damaged during our short trip to another city. Also, it didn’t fit the model, due to the ability of body (everybody’s) gain extra size. So we needed to spend some of our shooting time on fixing the costumes.
If you won’t see it on backstage photos, than we did a good job. )


I like how both sets look in their final form after post-production. When you are looking at images before the post-production, you’re always end up with many doubts and regrets. Why did we use that light? Why haven’t we fixed that part of the costume? Why did we choose to shoot in those conditions. Etc and etc.
But that thoughts always go away when I see the final result. And Only than I can clearly remember why certain decisions were made.

What do you think? Do you like the fresh update?

I hope you’re spending your summer with fun and joy. Don’t forget to go outside more often and breath fresh air. Even if your work involves spending time outside, it’s different when you’re just doing nothing. )

Have a great upcoming weekend! Be healthy and happy!