Dark Halloween-Themed Candles Photoshoot with Ivy Tan
Ivy discussed this concept with me more than a year ago but some unforeseeable things happened. This year, something caught us again and we almost called off the shoot. We got better though.
Ivy sourced and bought the outfit after various sessions of discussion with me. Then, I purchased the different candles over two trips.
The concept is based on a mysterious lady who was surrounded by candles. The final work would leave lots of imagination for the viewers.
We reached the location late at night. Luckily, we had Lizhen around to help to speed up the setup, especially with the candles. For the lighting, I opted for a very simple two-light setup. I had already prepared some of them to further reduce time-wastage.
My total load was nearly 20kg. I thought the venue was near the carpark and thus I didn't use my trolley. The awkward carrying posture of the sling bag triggered my old injury and left numbness on my left arm and weird aches in my back, right behind my left chest.
I was actually very stressed about the short timeframe for post-production after the endless delay. Besides, I was racing against time on other work. I was glad that Ivy had a good complexion and skill in makeup, thus making the editing work easier and faster. Editing the photographs in my pain and mild numbness was a huge challenge for me.
Featuring ↬ Ivy TanHairstylist ↬ Ivy TanMakeup Artist (MUA) ↬ Ivy Tan
Wardrobe ↬ Ivy TanProps ↬ Skai ChanCredits ↬ Tai Lizhen
Camera ↬ Canon 6DLens ↬ Canon 24-70mm F2.8L IILighting ↬ Yongnuo YN560 EX-IV, Yongnuo YN560 EX-III
Place ↬ Fort Canning ParkDate ↬ Year 2020
Photo Editing type ↬ Advanced
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