Mirror pics with props. =)

[TaylorMade]

Hey y'all it was cage cleaning day so I decided to take some pics. I wanted to practice the mirror technique with props. Hope y'all enjoy!

FEMALES-
Cybelle (poss. gs albino):

Cleopatra (pastel):

NOT PICTURED: Cersi (normal & in blue)

MALES-
Kronos (spider):

Ra (reduced pattern albino):

Jesse James (ghost):

& last but not least...

Wyatt (pied):

All the photos were taken in a light tent, sorry for the crappy editing, I'm using an app on my phone. Props include: Crystal Ball, Rock & Republic Stilettos & a Pink Sequin Santa Hat.

[RoseyReps]

Beautiful shots! my only tweek might be to have your friend/boyfriend put a black shirt on and hold the light a little different I can see him in some of the glass ball pictures

[Flikky]

Beautiful shots! my only tweek might be to have your friend/boyfriend put a black shirt on and hold the light a little different I can see him in some of the glass ball pictures

I didn't notice that! But after reading your comment I went back and looked. Awesome eye you have

[TaylorMade]

I didn't notice that! But after reading your comment I went back and looked. Awesome eye you have

I know right. I missed his reflection... Good eye, I bet you are great @ Where's Waldo. Lol.

[RoseyReps]

Lol maybe its because I used to spend entirely too much time playing hidden object games...who knows

They really are beautiful shots though, I wish I had half the camera skills you do!

[carlson]

Very cool i like how the mirror pics look alot makes me wanna get a real clean mirror

[SquamishSerpents]

Good attempt! Next time you might want to check your photoshopping job though, I can see outlines where you blackened the shots in almost every single one. It's a time consuming job!

[kevinb]

Cool technique. Nice pics!

[reptileexperts]

Yeah, I'd increase your feathering on your brush when you drop the exposure around the subject so that you don't produce such hard edges. You may also want to consider getting a faster shutter speed going (more light), a lot of the head movements made the images have fuzzy details to them taking away from the image. Then again I'm a hard core pixel peeper . . . Cheers

[TaylorMade]

Yeah, I'd increase your feathering on your brush when you drop the exposure around the subject so that you don't produce such hard edges. You may also want to consider getting a faster shutter speed going (more light), a lot of the head movements made the images have fuzzy details to them taking away from the image. Then again I'm a hard core pixel peeper . . . Cheers

Yeah unfortunately I've been using my phone (SLR is broken) for both photography & editing & it may not be showing on my phone as far as the colors go... I've been using the "picsart" app for blackening the edges. Like I said though... This was just playing around. Practice makes perfect.