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Open Studio Shoot Plan

We are planning on using a glass ball and having the model (anyone in the class) hold the ball out in front of them. What you see through the ball appears to be flipped making a cool effect. We also will bring in a glass that we will fill with water and have our model stand behind that. When you look at the water it makes their face look displace and split in half.




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