On board

A small girl with a delicate figure who’s called Ann made an appointment at me having said that she wanted to have an unusual photoset with some trash elements. I was slightly shocked because I couldn’t imagine her in such an image) The location was previously bespoken. I told her that there was a possibility to make a photoset on a deserted riverside ship. Ann brightened up and agreed at once. The place was a little bit frightened for such a delicate girl but Ann said that she wasn’t afraid of anything and she would go any lengths in order to reach the best results)
But there were actually few interesting moments. Once we heard a scrape in a cabin where Ann was changing her clothes. Ann uttered a shriek and asked whether we were next door or not and we answered that everything was OK and we were there)) There was one more moment when not only Ann was afraid but my assistant and me as well) We were aware beforehand that there was nobody on a ship and we didn’t sweat it. A little bit later there was a break in a shooting process while we were changing a card or batteries. At the end of the passage distant steps were wafted to our ears. It was getting darken and there wasn’t a good lightning on a ship (just a couple of light bulbs, that’s all). The steps were on the way to us but we couldn’t see anybody. At the nick of time a man appeared suddenly from round the corner. I can’t say who was more frightened at that moment but Ann raised such a cry that made everybody squirm. After this adrenaline buzz we moved to the highest, third deck where nothing disturbed us except for a rusty, caved-in floor )) In general the photoset passed perfectly and rather emotionally)) and pictures which were taken are also worthy!
Thank you Ann for her bravery and for outbrave the evening ride with unknown guys to a dark wood, deserted ship.. Thank you Ann for your trust in a photographer Valentin Hristich))