The ENTIRE Photoshoot! (...almost) (Patreon)

So this was a fun project in the sense that in order to get the poignant lighting that I had in mind, I needed to slow my shutter speed to capture the effect I was going for. (I didn't quite make that connection until about halfway through the shoot though) :P

On average this photoshoot varied anywhere from around 2 to 6 second shutter speeds. Additionally every time I'd fire one of those long exposure shots, my external flash would go off to fill in most of the light, but then by flickering my desk lamp in different ways, it gave me different effects on top of the little sun build in the background :)

So here's close to seventy different shots that I preferred out of the two hundred I took. It's a neat glimpse into the process and how I whittled this image down into what I really wanted. It was a fun (and kind of tedious) process, that turned out pretty cool in the end!

I still had to edit a bit though, but that video is coming tomorrow for $5 tier Patrons :)

(oh also, if you can't see the GIF properly, click the attached file to view it on mobile!)