01. This was lit with the versatile Lupolux Quad 1500 soft light. I wanted to give the picture a believable but dramatic look.

02. One Lupolux 800 spotlight was what I eventually settled on for a sequence of shots by this mirror. The bustle was provided by Lisa Keating of Lisa Keating Bridal.

03. We shot high key and low key throughout the two days of training. I used a Lupolux 1000 LED spotlight powered by my Lithium battery inverter. It ran the light continuously for over three hours on the day.

04. Simple close ups were the order of the day too.

05. Sometimes the simplest light makes the finest pictures. We shot a series of beautiful delicate nudes here too.

06. The way the light dances on Jay's face and body is wonderful. The moment of thought and reflection adds to the picture too.

07. The Lupolux LED 100 was our sun in this shot.

08. We shot a couple of corsets and a waspie from Lisa Keating's collection too. I love the way Jay Jessop can look so different in these pictures.

09. Vulnerability and strength. The classic mix of conflicting moods to harmonise.

10. Jay wears Agent Provocateur knickers in this naturally lit scene. I just lifted the room a touch with a softlight from behind the camera.

11. As above with one stop more contrast.

12. A simple key and kick shot of Jay lit with a pair of Arri's. I directed this simple yet classic pose. I love the asymmetry in the pose and the symmetry in the composition.

13. One of my star pupils wanted to shoot Jay with her coat and I thought it looked great so I grabbed this frame too.

14. A lovely shot to finish this mini set with. Getting down on the ground with the Fuji X-Pro1 is a dream because the LCD display is perfect. 18mm lens on the Fuji. Three lights were used to make the picture pop.