Things to take into consideration when doing my shoot

Having came to college earlier today and finding out that i can not take a Canon 5D or a flash gun out i am not going to have to use my own Canon 450D and possibly borrow my housemates Flashgun. I have got a reflector already so no need to worry about that. 


I would have liked to use location lighting but getting it back to Derby is a problem for me, so i will have to make the best of what i have got. 
I am aiming to do my shoot at around four o'clock, this way i can get images in the sunlight (hopefully its a nice day) and then i am going to take some images when it starts to get darker, around dusk time. 


Steve has told me to think about the different angles i can shoot at, and the different places in and around the building. I want to create my image in inspiration to the shot i have been looking at, but also i am going to try and do something a little quirky and different. Take things close up!! Try and capture the beauty and smoothness of my models skin against and grain and grit of the derelict building.