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Subject: tonight I am shooting my most complicated photo

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Rick

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Date Posted: Sunday, August 15, 07:29:24pm

we will shoot it in my pond just so I can control at least some of it....

2 models....
girl wearing old fashion dress will be in a row boat, holding a small gas lantern.

About 20 feet behind her, among the weeds and bullrushes on shore, will be a male model wearing a goalie mask and holding an axe.

There will be a flash set up 10 feet to the side of the man. A smaller flash will be set up ten feet in front of the woman.

The fog machine will be blowing fog across the pond in front of the woman and between the woman and the man. The woman will be starng intently into the fog, not knowing the killer lurks behind her.

I want to do this all in camera and not have any photoshop at all. The upside is its a pretty cool evening here with very little breeze so the fog ought to be at lease semi-controlable. we shall see.

two models, two seperate flashes, a fog machine, the weather, a camera and a photographer all have to work right.... at the same time..... cross your fingers.

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