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Tony_Bacala · 12-03-2017, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by ddarko

Really cool photos! If you don't mind sharing some secrets, what do you use to get that snow look? Also, how do you clean the figure after the photo-shoot?
The snow shots look really super cool!!!

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Originally Posted by Tomax

he uses cocaine for the snow but it has to be pure

Haha no, that would be super expensive among other issues lol.

Flour, just sprinkle it down and remote trigger or manually hold in your shutter button on camera.

I did a mini video showing the 16 or so shots it took to get one right:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcN2UMEhQsB/

RE: Cleaning - just gotta wash with water and a soft sponge afterwards. Pop any joints apart you can. So, don't do it with anything that has fabric or things that can be ruined by getting wet.

And, this is only the second "round" of doing shots like this I've done. First one was Batman. Still learning as I go.

I did not come up with this, lots of other talented photographers out there using this method.

12-03-2017, 05:06 PM	#4
Tony_Bacala Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 7,667	Quote: Originally Posted by ddarko Really cool photos! If you don't mind sharing some secrets, what do you use to get that snow look? Also, how do you clean the figure after the photo-shoot? The snow shots look really super cool!!! Quote: Originally Posted by Tomax he uses cocaine for the snow but it has to be pure Haha no, that would be super expensive among other issues lol. Flour, just sprinkle it down and remote trigger or manually hold in your shutter button on camera. I did a mini video showing the 16 or so shots it took to get one right: https://www.instagram.com/p/BcN2UMEhQsB/ RE: Cleaning - just gotta wash with water and a soft sponge afterwards. Pop any joints apart you can. So, don't do it with anything that has fabric or things that can be ruined by getting wet. And, this is only the second "round" of doing shots like this I've done. First one was Batman. Still learning as I go. I did not come up with this, lots of other talented photographers out there using this method. __________________ Transformers at TFW2005.com!