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She called herself Jade D'Wynter, a reference I took to be to the novel "Rebecca." When I asked her about it, she had never heard of the novel. I still remember her smile as I told her about the plot of the novel. An art student, she was - an still is - quite atypical for me. We had worked together once before these photos were created and it had gone well. Easy to work with, she was quite comfortable with herself and her body. So, I asked her - uneasily - if she would model nude. I was surprised when she said she was interested. It was 2006 and I had done one shoot that involved nudity.

These photos were a landmark of sorts. They were taken the last time we worked in the burned out house. While we were photographing Jade, we were confronted by a police officer who thought she was really bleeding. In fact, we used theatrical blood. Two hours later, after a passionate discussion with various police officers, we left the burned out house never to return.

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C. 2004-11 NyghtFalcon All Rights Reserved

Do NOT copy. Do NOT alter.

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These images may NOT be printed or made into any kind of hard copy neither commercially nor non-commercially without my written permission. Breach of these rules will be punished by law. If you think I may agree to a use of my photos, always PLEASE CONTACT NyghtFalcon - falcon@nyghtfalcon.com - AND ASK FOR PERMISSION.

She called herself Jade D'Wynter, a reference I took to be to the novel "Rebecca." When I asked her about it, she had never heard of the novel. I still remember her smile as I told her about the plot of the novel. An art student, she was - an still is - quite atypical for me. We had worked together once before these photos were created and it had gone well. Easy to work with, she was quite comfortable with herself and her body. So, I asked her - uneasily - if she would model nude. I was surprised when she said she was interested. It was 2006 and I had done one shoot that involved nudity.

These photos were a landmark of sorts. They were taken the last time we worked in the burned out house. While we were photographing Jade, we were confronted by a police officer who thought she was really bleeding. In fact, we used theatrical blood. Two hours later, after a passionate discussion with various police officers, we left the burned out house never to return.