I see you've just completed a shoot with Omahyra, tell us a bit about that shoot and about your approach to fashion shoots in general.

I was asked by the editor of Neo2 magazine to shoot a spring fashion editorial.  I was quite fortunate to have the opportunity to cast Omahyra.  We were shooting a guy as well.  The stylist (Andre Austin) and I had both worked with Artem and knew he would be a perfect compliment.   The theme was color, a lot of flare from
backlighting, a dominant woman, and submissive guy.  The team understood the concept and brought their strengths to the table to make a fun, quirky
fashion story.  You can see the results on my website.

Over the past year I have been sharing new work with Davide Firmager, the editor of Disorder Magazine in London.  Earlier this year I was contacted by him inquiring if I would be interested in submitting men's fashion images to be considered for an upcoming exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum in London.  To my delight they decided to include four
of my images in their current exhibition "Peacocks and Pinstripes - A Snapshot of Masculine Style".   The museum director invited me to participate in a panel discussion with two other photographers. I accepted, stayed with the director's friends, ate fish and chips, saw some theater, visited museums, and spoke in one of them.  It was a thrill!