It's frosty, it's february, it's England so it's absolutely sh**t. But the sunlight's out and I've heard that this Cosmo film role is, you know, it's an ISO 100 so you need light so it says, you know, shoot in sunlight and here it is, first thing in the morning. It's a bit dark and the outside at the moment and I think it's going to look really good. Fingers crossed, I don't exactly know, I haven't done any research on this film role, I'm going in blind so fingers crossed it comes out well. I'm going to take a photograph of you. Hopefully that wasn't bad because this is actually like a third or fourth take I've done this and I don't know any f**k it. Do I genuinely look like I'm going to sh** but I'm taking a photograph? I love the results of this film's look. The contrast was really something else and it was something I did not expect. I did not edit these whatsoever and the blacks are as dark as my soul and I dig that. I decided to finish roll off with a model which I'd hide in damn. These photos are some of the best photographs I've ever taken and mainly because of the model. I couldn't let little Lord Roxie miss out on some of the other time either. Cosmo photo really inspired the look behind this video and I know it's a little bit different because what I normally do but if you didn't like it I don't care.