Dressed in a "ladies fit" boilersuit by Dickies, from the mid 2010s, and dark blue Hunter wellies, Honeyscukle takes to the mudbanks for a day of mudslide fun.
At first the mud on the slope is far too dry to properly slide on, though she manages to get her bum nicely muddy testing it, but in the gully-bottom is a lake of liquid mud that she uses her hands to splash and spread up onto the sliding area, which coupled with her suit getting wetter and slippier with each attempt, means she's soon able to to a series of delightful proper slides down into the liquid mud, getting steadily muddier with each slither.
She gets totally drenched in mud, including a full frontal roll into the lake of liquid mud to fully drench the front and back of her suit, and later she gives herself a full mud shampoo too.
Eventually it's time to get clean again, and she slides down into the river to wash off, still fully-clothed and with her boots on.
Technical: You get the full muddy video, plus a separate one of her sliding down into the river and washing off, plus a small high-res photoset shot between the video takes.
Curious, do people prefer when the model wears sunglasses? I find it really takes away from the atmosphere, not being able to see her eyes. But maybe I'm the minority? Just wondering.
bryce said: Curious, do people prefer when the model wears sunglasses? I find it really takes away from the atmosphere, not being able to see her eyes. But maybe I'm the minority? Just wondering.
Personally I think it adds style to scenes if eyewear is sometimes used, and I do know there are people who prefer models wearing glasses, that's come up before.
In this case though it was either sunglasses or no shoot. While the North is of course famous for cooler temperatures and a shorter outdoor sploshing season than locations further south, when high summer does come it often brings blazing heat and even more blazing light. This particular day the sun was absolutely blasting down from a cloudless blue sky, this scene was done during the hottest part of the day, and of course because such weather is relatively rarer here our people aren't as used to it. A few years before Felicity actually got sunstroke doing mud shoots in that kind of weather, plus if its too bright people end up keeping their eyes mostly shut in compensation, which can kind of spoil the look. Plus of course the wet mud surface and the river both reflect sunlight back from the ground, a bit like snow can do, which is why people wear sunglasses when skiing.
If someone is finding the sun is too much on a bright day, I'm happy for them to wear sunglasses rather than be squinting against the glare.