T is for Terror.
**EXPLORED**
I have no idea how my shoot turned into what it did today. I originally had these grand ideas in my head that looked very light, washed out and not scary at all. But once I started shooting, I found a great dark area to take these and then one thing led to another and I realized this would make a very good creepy/horrifying shoot. So there you have it. I wasn't sure which of these I liked the best. I'll post my other option in the comments, so you guys can give me some feedback. Part of the reason I chose this one was because my eyes were closed, which makes it different from most of my shots with the fixed eye contact. Make sure to view it on black. It's so much better when it gets sucked into the background that way.
Oh, and I decided to make this part of my alpha series since I've been sadly neglecting it. I got kind of hung up on "F" and stalled out. So I'm letting myself go out of order now. You got a problem with that?
T is for Terror.
**EXPLORED**
I have no idea how my shoot turned into what it did today. I originally had these grand ideas in my head that looked very light, washed out and not scary at all. But once I started shooting, I found a great dark area to take these and then one thing led to another and I realized this would make a very good creepy/horrifying shoot. So there you have it. I wasn't sure which of these I liked the best. I'll post my other option in the comments, so you guys can give me some feedback. Part of the reason I chose this one was because my eyes were closed, which makes it different from most of my shots with the fixed eye contact. Make sure to view it on black. It's so much better when it gets sucked into the background that way.
Oh, and I decided to make this part of my alpha series since I've been sadly neglecting it. I got kind of hung up on "F" and stalled out. So I'm letting myself go out of order now. You got a problem with that?