The Finnish winter can be surprising. Last year at this time the grass was green and everything was damp, whereas now we’ve had the pleasure of having snow everywhere since the end of November.
The Finnish winter is also rather dark. Up in the Northen parts the sun doesn’t come up at all, as the sun sets down at the end of November and then rises again mid-January.
We in Southern Finland aren’t just that much sun-deprived, but still our days are short—the sun rises at 9.30AM and sets back down at 3.15PM.
That’s not a whole lot of hours, especially when one’s got a day job to take care of. It’s dark when we go to work, and dark when we come back home.
I managed to take a shorter day at work, and we were able to start the photoshoot around 3PM–leaving us around 15 minutes of sun, and about an hour of twilight.
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All that in about 15 mins of light! Well done. Lovely suit too!
I can only say, that’s awesome!
That’s awesome set! And nice that you got new model also!
Is that catsuit a new one?
I’ve never seen it before, but I like it very much.