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Nick Fancher

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All the Things

October 11, 2019

This shoot was all over the place. It was equal parts conversational (we hadn’t shot in a couple of years) and me just winging it (as usual). I started off by just using window light. Then I added in a background light and slowed down my shutter speed to get a blurry subject and sharp silhouette. I experimented with a prism for a bit and then added in a bit of multiple exposure with some coconut oil on my lens (why not try all the things at once?). I finished off the shoot with a minimalist tabletop setup and one light. A visual crescendo before the calm.

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