Mister_Photoguy
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I am planning a shoot with a black woman in a bath of milk. Similar concept as Annie Leibovit's photo of woopie golberg in a bath of milk, but the angle and pose will be very different.
The problem I am having is that I am getting conflicting ideas how to get the milk look without needing to buy 50 gallons of milk or however much a claw foot tub takes.
The challenge is, even if I had 50 gallons of milk, when photographed milk actually has a blue tinge to it and is not actually pure white. I have looked at alternative things that could be added to warm water to get the same effect and one popular idea is white emulsion paint (latex paint) to warm water, but I am not sure if this is safe for the model.
I would love to hear from other photographers who have shot models in tubs of milk looking water and hear their best strategies and solutions.
The problem I am having is that I am getting conflicting ideas how to get the milk look without needing to buy 50 gallons of milk or however much a claw foot tub takes.
The challenge is, even if I had 50 gallons of milk, when photographed milk actually has a blue tinge to it and is not actually pure white. I have looked at alternative things that could be added to warm water to get the same effect and one popular idea is white emulsion paint (latex paint) to warm water, but I am not sure if this is safe for the model.
I would love to hear from other photographers who have shot models in tubs of milk looking water and hear their best strategies and solutions.