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Eight photographs, plainly captioned

The eight photographs run in four acts — establishing, detail, process and the tables — with two full-bleed stills cutting between them. Every caption says what its photograph shows and nothing more. Where a person appears, the person is seen from behind or at a distance and is not presented as a member of staff.

Act 01

Establishing

Two wide views of where the work happens: a bathhouse massage room from the archive, and a pool hall lit for the evening.

  • A black-and-white archive photograph of a bathhouse massage room, with a masseur working beside a client on a padded table under a tall arched window.
    Massage roomA historic bathhouse massage room in black and white, with a masseur at work beside a long padded table and daylight coming through a tall arched window. It is an archive photograph, and the people in it are not staff of the spa.
  • An indoor leisure pool at night, with globe lamps on white columns, a water slide and plants trailing along a balcony.
    Pool hallAn indoor pool photographed from above at night, with globe lamps on the columns, a curling water slide and plants trailing over the rail. The water is lit and ready for the evening.

Act 02

Detail

Two photographs of the quieter corners: the cedar sauna between turns, and the barrel sauna out on the stones.

  • A cedar sauna with tiered benches along two walls, a metal pail on the lower bench and a small window at the end.
    SaunaTiered cedar benches with the pail left on the lower one and a small window at the end of the room. The sauna runs in forty-minute turns and is aired between them.
  • A cedar barrel sauna standing on a stone shore with its door shut and the water behind it.
    Garden saunaThe cedar barrel sauna out on the stones with the door shut between turns, and the water behind it. It is opened on the day pass whenever the weather allows.
A warm stone massage under way, with dark stones laid along the back of a person lying face down and a wood stove lit behind.

BreakA warm stone massage in progress, the stones laid in a line along the spine and the stove lit at the back of the room. The visitor is seen from behind.

Act 03

Process

Two photographs of a room being made ready: a treatment table under a blanket, and the sauna stool set out before the heat is on.

  • A dim treatment room with a massage table under a grey blanket and a framed picture on the wall.
    Treatment tableA massage table made up with a folded grey blanket in a dim room, with a framed picture and a window with blinds behind it. The lights are kept low before the first visit.
  • A light wooden slatted sauna stool standing on a bench over blue tiles.
    Sauna stoolA slatted wooden stool set on the sauna bench, with blue tiles below. It is photographed close, before the heat is turned on.
A lounge with rows of dark loungers under palm-leaf wallpaper, with white columns and a slatted wood ceiling.

BreakA lounge with every lounger empty, the palm-leaf wallpaper running the length of the wall and the slatted ceiling above. It is the room in the minutes before the doors open.

Act 04

Rooms

Two photographs of the warm rooms: the tiled bench in the steam room, and a treatment table made up under a white sheet.

  • A long tiled bench set into a stone alcove in the steam room, the tilework patterned in green and blue.
    Steam benchThe tiled bench set into the stone alcove of the steam room, patterned in green and blue and warm to sit on. It is the one room in the building that was left exactly as it was found.
  • A white sheet over a massage table with a face cradle and a cushioned arm, beside a textured wood-tile wall.
    Made-up tableA massage table made up with a white sheet, the face cradle fitted and the cushioned arm beside it, against a wall of textured wood tiles. It is the table as it looks when the room is ready.

Contact

Ask what a visit like this costs

The photographs show the kind of rooms and calm the spa keeps, not a fixed package. The figure for a date and a scope is confirmed in writing before anything is agreed.

Or write to hello@fernhollowspa.example and the spa replies during opening hours.

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