Lost in the Wild.
The third and final part of the C-Heads exclusive series by Dennis Swiatkowski for Ace & Tate hits right in the middle of summer. As the temperatures keep rising with no sign of dropping, Dennis follows Ines and Candice as they look for shade in the untamed wilderness of Cape Town’s botanical ground. To capture the full sun soaked story, watch the special feature video filmed by Adriaan Louw that wraps up this 3-part series.
For part #1 and part #2 follow the links.
All frames by Ace & Tate
All frames by Ace & Tate
Photographer: Dennis Swiatkowski
Videographer: Adriaan Louw
Styling by: Chrisna De Bruyn www.chrisnadebruyn.com / @chrisnadebruyn
Model: Candice Jolliffe at Vision Models / Ines Garcia at Vision Models
Hair&Make-up by: Alice Coloritti at Infidels Creative / MKS Milano
Song by Thor Rixon
Location: Western Cape, South Africa
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