The latest release is now up at the Langstonedale.com Members Lounge and features the lovely Purity getting absolutely soaking wet by the old stone bridge.
Quite smartly dressed in a dark blue ladies-fit boilersuit and blue wellies, she looks really good posing on the bridge, ready to get wet.
She wades into the water and lowers herself into it, initially soaking herself to the waist.
Then she goes all the way in and soaks herself completely!
This is actually the very last of our wetlook scenes that was primarily shot as still photos, while the video does show Purity getting totally drenched, lying down and rolling in the water, it doesn't show her going for a swim, still fully dressed in suit and boots, in the deeper part of the river, which the still photoset does.
A beautiful day in a gorgeous part of the Yorkshire Dales, with a lovely lady getting utterly soaked for our pleasure. Enjoy!
muddyhunterwelly said: I love the location! Looks so nice witb a geniune backdrop, and i do like enguneering, so the construction of the bridge is a bonus!
Thanks! I've always loved shooting in the Dales near the Hall, need to get back out there again, the last few years we used all the hottest weekends for mud shoots. Only problem is the water is always cold, even in high summer!
Know what you mean about the bridge too, I've always thought bridges or other engineering features can really "make" a nice landscape photo, and stone always looks good.
muddyhunterwelly said: What an amazing outfit, love the navy/navy combo! The smile just finishes such a superb scene
Thanks again! This was the last scene of a good day, we had a lot of fun shooting them. And yep, a dark blue jumpsuit and dark blue boots to me is one of the ultimate wam or wetlook combinations. If I was ever directing a messy game show, this would be the uniform for at least one game - one where everyone totally gets it!
Love you, too
I've always loved shooting in the Dales near the Hall, need to get back out there again, the last few years we used all the hottest weekends for mud shoots. Only problem is the water is always cold, even in high summer! 
