Thread: Haunt Lighting and Photography

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And some other things in the future, but that's what I have so far. I have been getting a ton of questions about those two subjects this year, so I decided it was time to just make a page dedicated to it and add to it as I go with other things. It's not the "gospel" or the "right ways" to do things, but rather the way I do things here at the Dead End. This ain't no "Wolfstone" tutorial (Which I LOVE)...lol I do things a little differently. I tried to write it all with a little humor and some easy to understand wording.

http://www.howloweenqueen.com/tipsntricks.htm

Ghostess we all love the way you do things at the Dead End!!

Thanks again for this very helpful approach to lighting & photos! Hope you also post this on the Monsterlist!

The Muffster

Awwww, thanks Muffy! I just hope to help out people. I certainly am still a novice myself at both things, but I'm learning more and more every year. I just piece it all together and try to get it into words that hopefully people can understand and relate to.

Thanks so much Ghostess!

Well, you already know that I think your lighting was genius this year!
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So this is a great thing to do. And the explanations of the picture perspectives is bound to help many people! That is what I'm always trying to get my husband to do, I am going to show him your page to see if that will help! He thinks I'm crazy when I'm almost down on the ground taking a picture.

great tutorial on both lighting and photos. I also like blue for cemetary shots, I have used that for a couple of years, this year I decided I need more though. I set up at a camp ground, and so have to figure out what I want fast, but am slowly getting better. as far as the picture thing goe I am new with a digital, and tried night shots, they were ok, but yeah, had movement in them so, definately need the tripod. . I will practice during the year to improve on it all, lighting and pictures. Thanks again Ghostess, for all the help!

Thanks, Ghostess....as a new haunter trying to figure out what I should tackle for next year, your whole site is really really useful and easy to follow. It's bookmarked!