Next we went to an old display cabinet and afterwards to a room with a green wallpaper.

The last gallery shows the second part of the photos of the room with a green wallpaper. Following that, we went to the attic to take photos there. First on the wooden staircase and then in a cabinet.

All in all, the second session was as enjoyable as the first one. Thanks to Michaela for letting me photograph her.

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After that, we went to the building’s entrance and took some more photos there, just like last time, since we both really liked that spot as well. On the way to the next location, we briefly stopped in the narrow hallway where I had taken pictures with Lukas last time.

The last session took place in a room with an old desk right in the middle, and Jenny stood on top of it. On the way back to the lounge, we paused briefly at a door with a broken window.

Once again, it was a very relaxed photo shoot that was a lot of fun, with plenty of funny moments along the way. I’d love to do it again, and many thanks to Jenny for letting me photograph her once more.

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[See image gallery at catchingmovement.de] I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Fabio for his spontaneity and for sharing his ideas. It was a great atmosphere.

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We then went to a door that was still there, though the opening had been bricked up. From there, we went down to the ground floor and into the entryway, where there is a beautiful old sideboard, in front of which we took some more photos.

From there, we walked to the entrance of the vaulted cellar, went down into it, and finished the shooting session with the yellow corset there.

All in all, it was a relaxed and enjoyable session. Thanks to Michaela for letting me photograph her.

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Afterwards we went down to the ground floor to first take photos in the entrance hall and then went also went to different rooms.

And in the end we took some photos both in the second floor and in the attic.

In the about 1 hour of shooting we tried out different rooms and different things in the building and had a lot of fun doing so. So thanks to Andrea for allowing me to make a shooting with her.

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First, we went into a room with a blue wall and a long blue curtain. The corner where we took the photos nicely concealed the fact that we were actually in a lost place and that the house had been uninhabited for many years. The contrast between the blue and the orange of the dress really stood out.

The next room was green, not only because of the wallpaper on the walls, but also because of the ivy that had grown through the window into the room. This gave the whole thing a cool look, and here too, the contrast between the dress and the color scheme in the room was ideal.
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After it got very cold, we decided on just one more setting, which, at Jenny’s request, was the front door of the house. Here, too, we took some great photos, with the contrast of the beautiful dress on one side and the old door and obvious decay on the other. But on the other hand, it was also a dress that could easily fit in with the era in which the house was built, which was in the 16th century.
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Due to the cold, it was a quick and short shoot, but kudos to Jenny for enduring the cold and doing her job in a truly professional manner. Thank you very much for the opportunity to create these images.

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At first we made some photos in a small corridor, which had some Call of Cthulhu vibes. At this point Lukas was interviewed by the german Television SWR, which was present at the event.

Next, we went into a room near the corridor. There was an old bathtub lying around, which we stabilized with drawers from an old desk so that Lukas could sit in it. We then took a few photos at the desk, as well as on a staircase that obviously led nowhere. Then we went to the other side of the entrance hall, where we first took a few pictures in an old dumbwaiter, followed by a storage room
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The next pictures were taken at a window through which sunlight was streaming in and nature was trying to penetrate the building. The path then led us to an old kitchen.
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Our way through the ground floor then led us to another storage room and to the vaulted cellar, which only had a small mini window. Finally, we went back to the lounge, where we took a few more photos in the stairwell.

All in all, it was a relaxed shoot with lots of different locations we could use, which was a lot of fun. At this point, I’d like to thank Lukas again for being my model.

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