About a month or so ago I had one of my incredible "lets just do this" ideas. I was in the mood for another Lolita photo shoot and snooped around for a photographer who might be interested. I wanted to do a sweet candy shoot for quite some time already and thought I'd finally give it a shot. I got my inspiration from
this video clip I found on Youtube. I would say that I liked the shoot in the clip more than my own but I had different resources so can't really compare too much. I would like to do another candy shoot in the future though.
I asked my friend Rosalynn if she'd like to join, because we didn't really get the chance to have many pictures taken together at the previous shoot. I was really happy when she said she'd love to take part. I got everything sorted with the photographer and we were ready to go.
We were lucky that he lived in the area so that it didn't require to spend a lot of money for the trip there.
Me and Rosalynn bought some sweets for the shoot. She choose swirly marshmallows and the standard cylinder shaped ones in pink and white. I bought some cute colourful candy-canes and multi-coloured Easter eggs (which really matched well with our outfits).
It happened to be a pretty windy but sunny day which was nice. Me and my mum met up with Rosalynn at the photographers house right on time and we both were really nervous. My mum stayed with us during the whole shoot (she was our personal security guard.You can never be too careful).
After introducing ourselves to the photographer Marc van Gessel we hurried upstairs to get dressed. Rosalynn had already done her make-up (which was smart) and was done a lot faster than me.As soon as I was finally done we started the shoot.
If you are keen to see Rosalynn's post about the photo shoot do take a look
here.
If you happen to living in the Netherlands and are also interested in doing a photo shoot with this photographer do check out his website
here. He's definitely very fun to work with.
Thanks for reading and take take!