A trip to Bannack Ghost Town in Montana on Friday provided for several opportunities to take amazing portraits. We had amazing models and great weather. Each of the following pictures we made with different processes, so I will explain each individually.
This picture was taken in the town’s school house using an Einstein strobe and natural window light. Post production editing was done in Adobe Lightroom.
This portrait, one of my favorite from the shoot, was taken using a gold reflector and natural window light. Post production editing was done in Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop.
This picture was taken inside the Saloon using an Einstein strobe. It was converted to back and white, post production in Adobe Lightroom.
This picture was taken outside the Hotel, and only natural light was used. Post production editing was done in Adobe Lightroom.
This photo was taken in a back room in the Hotel using an Einstein Strobe. Post production editing was done in Adobe Lightroom.
This “ghost” picture was taken in one of the kitchens of the old houses using natural light. The exposure on this photo was 4 seconds long, and I had my model, Melannie, move out of the frame after posing in one place for one second.
This “ghost” picture was taken in one of the kitchens of the old houses using natural light. The exposure on this photo was 4 seconds long, and I had my model, Melannie, move to a new place in the frame after posing in one place for one second. This created an effect where she is exposed in two places in the picture, once in the back, and once in the foreground.