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kjpepperPhotographic project complete - the actual shooting of said thing, anyway. 777 pictures were taken, 236 made the second round of cuts, 104 made the third. I think I want to get it down to 75.
I don't know how people using conventional cameras limited to 35 exposures per roll of film do it. Then again, actual photographers have cute little gay boys with preloaded cameras hanging about to help with such things. In the meantime, yow, I nearly went blind staring through the viewfinder for hours at a stretch.
I recommend taking pictures in the rain. (no worries,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
inle_rah, umbrellas keep both peppergirls and cameras dry.) The lighting is something else indeed.
I will possibly post more about my weekend later - for now I have to get in the shower and then frantically oil and yarn up my hair so I'm kempt for tomorrow's work day. Eeep!
I don't know how people using conventional cameras limited to 35 exposures per roll of film do it. Then again, actual photographers have cute little gay boys with preloaded cameras hanging about to help with such things. In the meantime, yow, I nearly went blind staring through the viewfinder for hours at a stretch.
I recommend taking pictures in the rain. (no worries,
inle_rah, umbrellas keep both peppergirls and cameras dry.) The lighting is something else indeed.I will possibly post more about my weekend later - for now I have to get in the shower and then frantically oil and yarn up my hair so I'm kempt for tomorrow's work day. Eeep!
