Thanks for asking how it went! It was tons of fun. It took about an hour. I showed up with multiple types of jewelry to change into, but only changed one item during the shoot. They didn't really do anything to my makeup or hair (except help me re-braid the braids) so, I would come 100% ready. They asked my bra size, showed me the tops that I should choose from and I picked two, then settled on the one we all agreed looked the best. Then the hardest part- putting on the tail! I have never worn a tail EVER, so, it was so new and amazing to have it all happen together!
They helped me learn how to breathe out all my air ahead of submerging so I wouldn't blow out bubbles while the pics were being shot. You have to empty your lungs basically before going under- which is kind of counter intuitive, but makes sense for pics. They did not contact me until a week before the shoot, so don't get too nervous. When they sent me the address, I GoogleEarthed it so I would know what the pool and the house looked like from the front. It helped me a lot. It was a lovely small pool, but 9' at the deep end. At the 3/4 mark, I was diving doing twirls and just letting loose. They said those turned out well. I should have shots w/notes in 2-3 weeks to choose from. They had a great way of being very calming and supportive. I let them know I was nervous from the start! I hope they turned out better than I am imagining they did.
I am not sure how to load pics onto here- so, if you want to see the whole shoot from my husband's point of view (above water) I put it on my Facebook page ( Julianne Bredestege) or
www.facebook.com/julianne.bredestege
Ok, I need to figure out how to get them from my phone to the pages for you! I haven't uploaded them yet I guess- give me a few minutes...
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