Among the things which are not my friend, I include “skill at lighting” and “skill at basic photography.”
My approach to this project may need some adjustment before I get much further along. That’s okay, though: I don’t mind the learn-as-you-go method, even if it is rather public.
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You can always add more panels — who says you have to limit yourself to the standard number? It also occurred to me that you could reuse some panels in later strips if you aren’t fussy about having all the ducks appearing in the “repeated” parts of each strip. (I hope that made sense… it makes sense in my head, anyway!)
That’s the thing, having started the pattern I’m just OCD enough to want to see it through.
I am using the shortcut of recycling word balloons (a lot more than I usually do, anyway). 🙂
“Friend Chens”?
Oh.
I see what you did there.
*sigh*
(PS- Have you tried using a reflector, instead of using direct light? A white pillowcase or a sheet of posterboard, for example, could do the trick…)
Among the items on my shopping list are a sheet of posterboard (or something effectively similar) and a way to hold it in place (since I’m a one-man operation). Either that or I’m going to start haunting the bargain bins at photography-supply stores…
Miss Slow-on-the-uptake FINALLY figured out the Friend Chens joke.
I try not to do too many purely-phonetic puns, but I couldn’t pass this one up…