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I mentioned before that this was one of the most difficult locations to get to. Dan and I had to climb through a tiny hole broken in a wall 8 feet above our heads over a cement staircase. We did this by laying a ladder down with the feet on the steps and the top of the ladder leaning into the hole, and then proceeded to climb across the gap between the rungs and the staircase. Once inside, I had Dan rub himself down with broken pieces of drywall and burned wood. It was great watching this kid, looking like an idiot, find clever ways of getting himself dirty. It really is a funny thing. It was a pretty ingenious idea, really. And the ladder was the ONLY way I could figure out to get INTO this most monumental of locations. Anyway, the entire D.R. series was shot for Dan's modeling portfolio, as everything he had previously put in his portfolio was very clean and calculated. This shoot really served to throw everything off.. A LOT.

As always, your comments and critiques are very much appreciated.

=daveainley
Dave Ainley Photography
509.217.1099
daveainleyphoto@hotmail.com
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For samples of my photography, check out:
[link] (full portfolio)
[link] #82950 (models)
[link] [Photos] (bands)

Description
PLEASE FULL VIEW!!

I mentioned before that this was one of the most difficult locations to get to. Dan and I had to climb through a tiny hole broken in a wall 8 feet above our heads over a cement staircase. We did this by laying a ladder down with the feet on the steps and the top of the ladder leaning into the hole, and then proceeded to climb across the gap between the rungs and the staircase. Once inside, I had Dan rub himself down with broken pieces of drywall and burned wood. It was great watching this kid, looking like an idiot, find clever ways of getting himself dirty. It really is a funny thing. It was a pretty ingenious idea, really. And the ladder was the ONLY way I could figure out to get INTO this most monumental of locations. Anyway, the entire D.R. series was shot for Dan's modeling portfolio, as everything he had previously put in his portfolio was very clean and calculated. This shoot really served to throw everything off.. A LOT.

As always, your comments and critiques are very much appreciated.

=daveainley
Dave Ainley Photography
509.217.1099
daveainleyphoto@hotmail.com
[link]

For samples of my photography, check out:
[link] (full portfolio)
[link] #82950 (models)
[link] [Photos] (bands)