Serena and I rushed down Highway 168 heading away from Norfolk toward Nags Head, North Carolina. Normally we would be working for a late afternoon photo shoot, but there were rainstorms in the area and we expected it to start raining sometime about midmorning, so instead, we went for an early morning shoot. I had picked Serena up at her motel and was explaining to her where we were headed.
"You remember hearing about the Wright Brothers?"
"Oh yeah, you mean like Mario and Luigi?"
"Mario and Luigi? Are you kidding me?" I asked, then seeing the smile on her face I knew she was kidding.
"Of course I know about the Wright Brothers, the first to fly a heavier than air airplane."
"You never really know with you youngsters these days, I bet if I go to a mall anywhere, and ask that question I'd get plenty of answers like 'Mario and Luigi'."
"Okay, yeah you're probably right, but who are you calling a youngster? I'm every bit of twenty years old."
"Twenty, really?"
"Well, I will be next week on my birthday, but hey you're not that old."
"Now who is kidding whom?"
"What, you're what forty-five, forty-six?'
"Ah, a sweet girl here. Better add about six years to that."
"You're over fifty? No, it can't be."
"Well it is. Now back to what I was talking about. We're heading to Kitty Hawk, well actually just a little south of there, it's Kill Devil Hills to be exact. Anyway, the monument to the Wright Brothers is up on this tall hill where we can get the sea in the background."
"Sounds fun, but why so early?"
"Well, it's probably going to rain this afternoon, so I want to get there early in the morning, before anyone else is there. We can go up on the hill and take the more risquΓ© shots there. Later, when the public is around, well take the fully clothed shots around the other sites."
We were making good time, crossing the Wright Memorial Bridge still a good thirty minutes before sunrise. Serena had dozed off a few minutes after our conversation, so I had an opportunity to look her over pretty good. Look her over in a completely professional manner, of course.
Her dark hair was long and straight, rolling down her shoulders and over her breasts as she slept with her head bent forward. Her breasts were very small, but the rest of her was also very small, so they were in nice proportion. There were a number of shots where her breast would be either partly or completely exposed in the photographs, so I hoped we could present them well.
Serena woke up as we were passing out of Kitty Hawk, a small community with some incredibly beautiful beach front homes. The homes away from the beach front were very nice too, most with stair way up to a porch that could see over the beach front homes. They seemed like oversized crows' nests from pirate ships.
In a short while we were passing the seven point five mile marker and moved over to turn to the memorial. Curving slowly around a small two lane road we pulled up to the entrance booth, but had to wait about 15 minutes for the park to open.
Serena made good use of the time, combing her hair, touching up her makeup and carefully arranging several of the jackets she was going to model. By the time the booth opened and I paid the eight dollars admission for the two of us, Serena was ready.
Skipping the information center and the auditorium building, we headed directly to loop road, where we quickly parked and began walking up the steep pathway to the top of the memorial. While walking up I took a few shots of the structure and a few others of Serena as she walked up in front of me.
When we finally made the top of the hill, Serena was ready to begin, but I had to sit down on the granite stairs to catch my breath. It was still a few minutes before sunrise, so we both took a moment to look out towards the sea.
Reaching a point where I wasn't huffing and puffing so bad, I had Serena move over to the southeast corner of the structure and lean against it with her shoulder. I clicked off several shots with a bright pink sky behind her. I then asked her to take off her blouse and wear only her jacket.
When she was ready I had her pose as if she were trying to push the building with her hands. With the open jacket I had hoped her breast would hang down far enough to be visible poking out of the jacket. I had planned to catch the sun just as it peeked over the horizon and shone on her breasts. Unfortunately, her breast were simply too small. I was about to try another shot when I noticed that, in the cool air, her nipples were erect and incredibly large.
I said to her, "Serena baby, pull your coat back a little bit and then arch your back."
"Like this?" she asked, while positioned in the perfect pose.
"Perfect. Now don't move until I tell you."