The Gloaming: That romantic time of day when the light has mostly faded but it's not quite dark yet
Last month, I featured New Manhattan Studios work the alluringly beautiful TJ. (A Daytonian in Manhattan) In that piece, I described a long day of shooting, beginning on the streets of Manhattan, and ending, with work in TJ's hotel room and Wes's studio. I loved this set from the end of the day, and tucked them away to use in October.
The gloaming, near the end of the day, is one of my favorite times of day, particularly for light, and especially in the fall. Due to the angle of the sun, colors tend to be warmer in the early morning and the late afternoon. These are often the best time to capture spectacular photos, both inside, as well as utilizing the natural light and shadows for interior shoots. There is a warm that creates a beautiful atmosphere, especially of course, when surrounding the nude male form.
You can check out more of NMS's work with TJ on New Manhattan Studios HERE:
You can also check out and preview TJ's photo essays on Blurb HERE:
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