A few years back, the March issue of Na Nago Magazine became the most popular month because of Jenny Thomas. You can look at the gallery by following this link.

It's been ages since I last looked at her photos. I don't recall when we photographed this series, but the location was the CFNAP studio in Lawrence, MA. The building is an old textile mill. The old feel of the building was evident when you turned off the lights. We cracked open the big wooden doors to let in the sun. This crack in the door was our only light source for the photos.

Jenny was a great model to work with. I tried my best to get her to stand relaxed, at ease. She has this tranquil look and I was eager to make her feel at ease to capture that look.

These photos were taken early on in my photography career. I used my trusty S7000 to take the photographs. I forget what settings I used. The camera made my work relatively simple - if I recall. But this was a while back. I wonder what the photographs would look like if I used my 5D back then.

Without question, Jenny was one of the best models that I ever worked with. She helped shape the way photograph my subjects in shadows. I wish to share those photos with you again.

And - of course - a very special thanks goes out to Jenny Thomas. Thank you!