Nick Fancher - The Creative Portrait pt.2

This is the second episode in a video series that delves deep into how I execute creative portraits in my studio. In this episode I cover the following setups:

• Using a projector as light source
• Customizing images to project onto my subject
• Balancing a projected image on my subject with a strobe on the background and a slow shutter speed to create vibrant, kinetic images
• Projecting custom images as a background
• Balancing a projected image on the background and a strobe on my subject with a slow shutter speed to create kinetic, vibrant images
• Customizing the projected image to my subjects features
• Using a custom snoot on my subject and projecting images through fog to create a colorful haze
• Using a gelled LED on my subject and a strobe on my background with a slow shutter speed to get subtle, painterly results
• Shooting the reflection on a cracked mirror to get a prismatic result
• Bouncing a light into a cracked mirror to reflect the shape of the cracks onto my subject
• Using mylar to create warped reflections of my subject
• Adding water drops to mylar to create an added layer of texture
• Shooting through an air filter to create textured, painterly images

Once I begin breaking down a certain technique, my camera and light settings are displayed on the screen along with real-time raw files to make it easy to follow along. I also take you through how I color grade the file in Lightroom.

https://www.nickfancher.com/video-tutorials-lightroom-tutorials/the-creative-portrait-pt-2

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