Lolly Badcock - fixing camaera gear
Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:28 pm
About 10 months ago I travelled to Nottingham to photograph and video Lolly Badcock.
The first request I had upon arriving was could I get some milk so I obliged.
It had been raining hard and I was soaked to the skin upon my return.
Lolly was a great shoot but halfway through my poxy 18-55mm Matalan style Nikon Lens broke.
Lolly was helpful and after having her hands down where the sun doesn't shin, well in Ms Badcock's case maybe it does, she took it upon herself to try to fix my lens.
Being new to the business I let her try to 'fix' the lens and this photo was taken with a 55-200mm lens as were the rest of the shots that day.
Lolly certainly did try to help and it is appreciated. Thank you Ms Badcock for trying to fix the lens and being so hospitable on such a horrible rainy day.
Well here is the photo, call it arty, but I think it captures Lolly relaxed and natural. Enjoy.
[img]http://www.nude2rude.com/images/Lollybook.jpg[/img]
The first request I had upon arriving was could I get some milk so I obliged.
It had been raining hard and I was soaked to the skin upon my return.
Lolly was a great shoot but halfway through my poxy 18-55mm Matalan style Nikon Lens broke.
Lolly was helpful and after having her hands down where the sun doesn't shin, well in Ms Badcock's case maybe it does, she took it upon herself to try to fix my lens.
Being new to the business I let her try to 'fix' the lens and this photo was taken with a 55-200mm lens as were the rest of the shots that day.
Lolly certainly did try to help and it is appreciated. Thank you Ms Badcock for trying to fix the lens and being so hospitable on such a horrible rainy day.
Well here is the photo, call it arty, but I think it captures Lolly relaxed and natural. Enjoy.
[img]http://www.nude2rude.com/images/Lollybook.jpg[/img]