MickeyKayla

skullface

NIKON D40

Aperture f/4.5 ISO 800 Shutter 10/80

upload_date

Feb, 2013

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Categories

Creepily Cool!

congrats

Ultimate

Great work, I invite you to submit it to "All Things Surreal" project. http://www.viewbug.com/project/all-things-surreal#/project/all-things-surreal/members

Congrats!

Ha brilliant!!

Awesome! Love this

Zippy's revenge!
What a brilliant idea - love it! :)

excellent!!! Very creative

Premium

very creative

PRO+

way to go...Congrats!

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Behind The Lens

Location

I took this particular photo at my own home.

Time

It was during the day, but inside to control the lighting.

Lighting

The lighting is actually natural florescent ceiling lights. Nothing fancy or expensive used.

Equipment

I used a cannon 60D, handheld, no flash.

Inspiration

I have always been fascinated with photos hope so I thought I would give it a whirl. Turns out if you set your mind to something you might just get what you wanted.

Editing

I used adobe photoshop to add the skull jaw and to edit the contrasts and tones. The zipper is a real prop.

In my camera bag

A few different lense. Shot distance and long distance. My computer. Hair ties and makeup for touch ups or emergencies. Emergency cash and of course it is all in my lucky satchel.

Feedback

Be creative. Don't think you have to buy expensive equipment or designer outfits to make a great photo. Go to the $1 store. Grab something off the shelf and be the creative photographer you were born to be.

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