As all my shoots have concepts, or themes, and all my photo shoots end up having very unique names derived from the personality of the shoot, I thought I’d take the idea a little further than I’d ever done before. The concept for this shoot was this: Over three days shoot three very different models in three different locations. Each model was put in a place defined by my impression of their personality. Each model was given a prop for them to use or to be shot against, and yes the prop is also chosen based on the model’s personality. So over three days, Fri, Sat, Sun, each model is shot during sunset. While on set I was struck with very specific names for each shoot. Deep, Down, and High. (The series later became known as DDH). The “High” shoot is the first shoot, the shoot that set the mood and style for the rest of them. So when we set out to shoot, it had been raining all day. Thunder and lighting was our curse. Regardless, we decided to shoot. And amazingly, I kid you not, the moment we showed on at the location the rain stopped and the sun broke through the clouds. Then, when we finished and started packing up, the sun when back behind the clouds and the rain started as if on cue. Photo by Jef Harris. www.jefharris.net Model: Sabrina Kohli By a print of this HERE. http://www.imagekind.com/GalleryProfile.aspx?gid=8aed19d4-463c-4f81-af17-0b512a4dda94