This photo shoot kind of just happened in the spur of the moment on Christmas Eve when I decided to pull out some Christmas lights and actually do something with my life.
These pictures were somehow very popular on instagram, but I had so many more pictures I wanted to share individually. In order not to spam my followers, I decided to create this post showing how I transformed some if these pictures because....
You may be wondering how I got from these :
To these:
Well first let's talk about how I took these pics (I don't have a photographer friend I can magically conjure 24/7) so I had to make do with me, myself, and my camera.
It all started with these Christmas lights.... |
All I did was point my camera toward the direction where I would be, then I turned on the timer, pressed the button to shoot, and then ran to get into position. After that, the camera would make a click noise, and I would rush to see the results. my hair was very frizzy by the end of the shoot because it kept getting tangled in the lights...
After this "sophisticated" and "professional" process, all I had to do to make the pics look like "magical" scenes, was edit them using the vsco app. This app is a life saver when you want your pictures to look nice.
It really does make a difference for when you're uploading pictures to instagram. Also I only recently discovered this app which is why you guys may have noticed that the photo quality of my blog pictures have improved a month or so back.
hi there! this is what happened when I forgot to set a timer (: |
The original photos will be first and edited one second, hope you enjoy! (Some have more than one edit)
this was a pleasant surprise from my unfocused camera that kind of created a bokeh effect |