The first one works better for me. I like the solid-looking head and ghosted out body more than the whole thing looking transparent. Are all of your images going to be at night or was this just practice?
This method (in my opinion) is used way more than it should be, and I think you'll be hard pressed to make these images your own.
I think you're getting there with the top image, but the bottom one does very little for me. I would say as long as the face is good and crisp you might be alright.
hey nick i really like the first one, i hope you continue with having part of the body solid and the rest ghosted better than the whole body ghosted. are you going to have different people for each image or the same for the whole series?
Testing the method for my portraiture project. I want to know what everyone thinks. Thanks for sitting in the snow Steph.
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i think a little motion blur would be interesting
The first one works better for me. I like the solid-looking head and ghosted out body more than the whole thing looking transparent. Are all of your images going to be at night or was this just practice?
This method (in my opinion) is used way more than it should be, and I think you'll be hard pressed to make these images your own.
I think you're getting there with the top image, but the bottom one does very little for me. I would say as long as the face is good and crisp you might be alright.
They will all be shot in low light, maybe some indoor ones eventually.
i think the one you have on facebook is way better than these...thats just me though
hey nick i really like the first one, i hope you continue with having part of the body solid and the rest ghosted better than the whole body ghosted. are you going to have different people for each image or the same for the whole series?
different people, maybe four or five for each person. thanks for the comments.
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