Tatum was back for another session in Paths That Cross, for Beneath the Southern Cross, above, and Lo and Behold, below. A few more shots are planned with Tatum and Brittani returns shortly for her next chapter in the story before our preview show in May, to coincide with Artisphere.
A couple of weeks ago I invited local model Hannah to come by and create some images for Paths that Cross. This is only a sampling of what we accomplished that first day, still untitled. She has since been back for another shoot and so far it looks promising, too.
Erica Jay recently ventured south to help me add some more images to Paths That Cross. Being at the mercy of Delta Airlines, what should have been a few days of leisurely shooting turned into one marathon day, but what a day!
Working with Erica, I always leave with much more than hoped, we filled in some blank spots in the project and took it to some new directions. And Erica is pure joy to work with, though you can’t really call it work.
A very successful day and can’t wait for another.
Last month I had the opportunity to once again join Bill Earle and conduct a fine art nude workshop outside Philadelphia. One of the many perks of the weekend was the chance to once again photograph the talented and tireless Erica Jay. Always something different and exciting.
Dancing Barefoot, another addition to the Paths That Cross project. Continuing our journey into darker places, Tatum climbed atop the alter, a sacrifice, perhaps, or just a place to grab a nap.
Recent additions to Paths That Cross. Waiting Undergound, above, and Because the Night, below. Both images came from the same session, same model, and several more images have probably made the cut , too.
Resting Crows, an image from the growing series Paths that Cross. Many more in the works and planning to start with encaustic and cold wax in the coming weeks.
