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The threatening skies finally released their woes, as thunder and lightning lit up the afternoon sky, the dark foreboding clouds that had been gathering during the day finally released their torrential rain.
The BBQ was quickly moved indoors, the threatening weather had made the hosts, Adrian and Clare prepare a contingency wet weather plan, even though rain had not actually been forecast to fall until the early hours. But the summer weather was at times difficult to predict exactly.
The guests were all in the back conservatory or in the back living room, now out of the rain, giggling and laughing at their own expense. ADrian continued to be the host offering drinks and food to the guests as he walked around ensuring they all had their needs accommodated for as he ensued their glasses were re-charged, or had sufficient food..
He found one of them, sat in his armchair, flicking through one of his books. The BBQ was in honour of his birthday, his 51st a few days ago. But for logistical reasons, he always celebrated his birthday over a weekend.
His birthday presents included a new lens for his Nikon DSLR; an 85 mm portrait lens and a couple of photography books, the theme of the books was portraiture. The books had various sub-themes, a couple were on portraiture work, whilst the third book was on a book on ‘how to pose’. The final book was on Portrait lighting techniques, and a silly book his brother in law had given him, a cheeky small book on ‘Boudoir Photography’ bought as a ‘silly present.'
Adrian was a keen amateur photographer having started with film in his mid teens. But as he got older, and the cost of film developing rose, he ended up taking a break. But with the development of digital SLRs in 2002 or so, his interest in photography was re-kindled when he bought himself the Nikon D70, the first DSLR for the amateur. Since then he had developed a range of cameras and lenses but most of his work was landscape based. But he wanted to learn, or more improve his portraiture work, to take photos of his nephew and nieces as they grew up, as well as friends. Even something a tad more daring such as ‘Boudoir’ portraiture intrigued him, though his wife Clare wasn’t comfortable in front of the lens; esp for some more risqué shots.
“Everything okay?” he asked as he looked the rather plain but alluring face of his friend’s daughter.
The Model, and the Snake
The threatening skies finally released their woes, as thunder and lightning lit up the afternoon sky, the dark foreboding clouds that had been gathering during the day finally released their torrential rain.
The BBQ was quickly moved indoors, the threatening weather had made the hosts, Adrian and Clare prepare a contingency wet weather plan, even though rain had not actually been forecast to fall until the early hours. But the summer weather was at times difficult to predict exactly.
The guests were all in the back conservatory or in the back living room, now out of the rain, giggling and laughing at their own expense. ADrian continued to be the host offering drinks and food to the guests as he walked around ensuring they all had their needs accommodated for as he ensued their glasses were re-charged, or had sufficient food..
He found one of them, sat in his armchair, flicking through one of his books. The BBQ was in honour of his birthday, his 51st a few days ago. But for logistical reasons, he always celebrated his birthday over a weekend.
His birthday presents included a new lens for his Nikon DSLR; an 85 mm portrait lens and a couple of photography books, the theme of the books was portraiture. The books had various sub-themes, a couple were on portraiture work, whilst the third book was on a book on ‘how to pose’. The final book was on Portrait lighting techniques, and a silly book his brother in law had given him, a cheeky small book on ‘Boudoir Photography’ bought as a ‘silly present.'
Adrian was a keen amateur photographer having started with film in his mid teens. But as he got older, and the cost of film developing rose, he ended up taking a break. But with the development of digital SLRs in 2002 or so, his interest in photography was re-kindled when he bought himself the Nikon D70, the first DSLR for the amateur. Since then he had developed a range of cameras and lenses but most of his work was landscape based. But he wanted to learn, or more improve his portraiture work, to take photos of his nephew and nieces as they grew up, as well as friends. Even something a tad more daring such as ‘Boudoir’ portraiture intrigued him, though his wife Clare wasn’t comfortable in front of the lens; esp for some more risqué shots.
“Everything okay?” he asked as he looked the rather plain but alluring face of his friend’s daughter.