What you see from the train.

£Lisandra from Merate, in May 2022.
She was freshly undressed, so she is still showing the signs of her underwear on the skin.
This is that delicate moment when both the model and the photographer may still feel some initial embarrassment, but at least we were in a safe place.

Speaking about unsafe places, last Sunday I went for new explorations for new abandoned locations in my area.
The tram depot was ditched because it was well guarded and totally secured from the front, whilst from the back it was accessible but only by athletic and well motivated people.
I can't make my model break the law and take useless risks, so I didn't even try to get in.

On the way back, I went to visit once more an abandoned factory I was seeing every single day from the train coming back from Milano, when I was still working there.
It was a great place, and I wanted to take there Puffa at the time, but it was full of migrants living inside, so I gave up.
Now, 7 years later, the place has changed so much it was unrecognizable, and I couldn't find my way around!
The bad news is that most of the warehouses have collapsed completely, but the good news is that the few warehouses still standing are now freed by residents, I found only some old traces of people passing by for a drink or for disposing of stolen bikes or wallets.
This is another interesting location to take my models, not far away from where I live, I enclose some bonus photos today, and the rest will be posted tomorrow.

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