Going b&w at night.

[ronlane]

My model was looking at this location and was wanting to do something like the Titanic shot on the front of the ship. I couldn't get out in front of her, so we shot it from behind. If I were to do it again, I would do long exposure and pop two flashes, one in front and one behind.

 

[Gary A.]

I like what you got. Go bad with the flashes, but what posted does not seem artificial.

 

[ronlane]

Thanks @Gary A.

I agree that you can over do the flash and it would be bad but I would have liked to have tried both to see which was best.

 

[Gary A.]

Opps a typo, "bad" = back

 

[ronlane]

Oh okay, that reads a lot better. I agree with what you are saying and we had the lights there to do it but I didn't think about the other setup until today.

I'll learn for next time.

 

[Granddad]

My thought was that with a flash in front you'd get an awful lot of reflection off that sequinned dress whatever angle you used. It would be interesting to try it though.

 

[ronlane]

Thanks @Granddad.