A time is a limited resource – especially when you’ve got family at home, a career and a second career of creating latex photoshoots every month.
In Finnish we call these times “ruuhkavuodet”, badly translated by me to “the years of the rush”.
This means that our options to plan the shoot beforehand are restricted – even when the weather promises a stormy weather with snow, rain, sleet and hailstorms, we will still plan the shoot on that day.
When I drove to pick up a latex-covered Jonna from her place, the weather was horrible – every single weather element I mentioned was there. The visibility on the motorway was horrible.
But when we arrived to the shooting location – Aviapolis, an office zone almost completely empty during the weekends – the skies cleared. There were but a few white puff balls scattered around, being thrown around in the strong winds.
And the sun was bright as heck.