InfiniteISO Loc: The Carolinas, USA

Continuing to do our, "not fine art nudes thing" - additional shots from the basement DIY set.

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buldog216 Loc: Boynton Beach, Florida

Enjoy the swing! I know I would

Runninglate Loc: Saint Cloud, Florida

What do you mean...."Not fine art"? Looks quite fine to me and she even knows how
to do odd jobs around the house. Never saw anyone on a ladder with high heels.
I like the swing...…...

Stephan G

A replacement swing for a worn out one?

InfiniteISO Loc: The Carolinas, USA

Actually it's a friend's basement and they told me they haven't had the swing out for years. But when they started remodeling they reinforced a section of the ceiling at that point and imbedded a hook in an electrical box that they are going to put a cover on when they're not using it. Getting the swing out and hanging it up just sort of happened and it seemed like a fun story to depict. They have interesting plans for the room and I expect we'll shoot there again when everything is finished.

Stardust Loc: Central Illinois

> "Actually it's a friend's basement..."
Until I read that was going to commend you on having good priorities on remodeling your room... (1) Put up a little of the drywall, (2) Put up the swing, (3) Hook it to the hot wire to have an electrifying experience. <grin>

olBadger

She is both fine and a work of art - deserves her very own site built entirely on your captures of her.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

Excellent Series.
My wife would also enjoy the swing.

Rab-Eye Loc: Indiana

She always looks like she’s having fun.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

This is actually a typical problem with some a lot of people in this modern life style. A few weeks past a model friend wanted to know how I would come up with a decent solution to the problem. Her boyfriend Jack was getting into rope and she wanted to get a swing like the one you show in your photographs.

This was a no brainer, so I had her call her guy and he came to the studio after we were done with our shoot. Jack works with a construction company doing home remodeling. When he arrived he and I got out the studio's scaffold and set it up. Mary watched and then I had her help towards the end of the set up. The last part was hanging the same swing you show.

I told the two to call me when they were done trying out the swing! Jack stopped at Home Depot and they bough a new standard scaffold that day. I gifted them the swing, but don't worry, I have another one and both were given to me because the purchaser could figure out how to install it in their home.

Always keep the models happy! Besides, I need another swing in the studio like I need a hole in my head.

Photo one: A standard scaffold in use.
Photo two: Porch swing suspended in lighting studio.
Photo Three: Padded swing in lighting studio.

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Shutterbugsailer Loc: Staten Island NY (AKA Cincinnati by the Sea)

A chandelier would have been even bettet

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

Chandelier? I don't understand? I've got 3 or 4 in the props, some can be tied into electrical to light up. Is that what you had in mind or are you a kinky dude and want candles so wax drips down on to the model. It can be done but it is super messy and the model either needs a wig to toss, will shave their head after (have done that as well) and then the objects in the shoot like cloth on the swing. Planning!

Shutterbugsailer Loc: Staten Island NY (AKA Cincinnati by the Sea)

It was intended as light humor, and not a critique of or suggestion for the OP's thread. "Hanging From Chandeliers" is an old slang for wild and kinky sex. I doubt that many have actually done it. Even if both participants were fit enough, few chandeliers could support their entire weight.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

I would do a 'hanging from the chandelier but I'm told that even semi naughty is about the level allowed on the Hog. BUT, I will consider the idea! The front lighting studio has a 4X4 beam for suspensions and I know it carries real weight as two guys (325 and 285 pounders!) hung and torqued from it with no movement or fatigue apparent!