My first photoshoot after posting an ad on a Facebook group.
Finally, working with a model who isn’t my friend or another acquaintance. It was a great experience, I learnt a lot of important things for future photoshoots.
The goal of that photoshoot was to replicate some scenes of Wong Kar Wai’s Fallen Angels, so I brought my 10mm fisheye lens. However we eventually realized that the environment wasn’t quite right, so we decided to improvise instead.
This shoot also gave me the chance to test the 10mm fisheye for portraits. I was unsure how such a wide lens would work for portraits, especially since the only reference I had for such a wide focal length was Wong Kar Wai's Fallen Angels. But to my surprise, it actually worked quite well.
One lesson I learned the hard way: the shoot went on too long, resulting in way too many photos to edit. The culling and editing process became a nightmare, which is why I now limit my shoots to just one hour.
我在 Facebook 團體發佈廣告後的第一次拍攝。
終於有機會與一位不是我朋友或認識的人合作拍攝。這次經驗非常棒，對我未來的拍攝有很多重要的啟發。
這次拍攝的目標是模仿王家衛的《重慶森林》中的一些場景，因此我帶了我的 10mm 魚眼鏡頭。然而，我們最終意識到環境並不完全合適，所以決定即興發揮。
這次拍攝也讓我有機會測試 10mm 魚眼鏡頭用於人像攝影。我原本不確定這麼寬的鏡頭如何應用在人像上，特別是因為我唯一的參考就是《重慶森林》中的場景。但出乎意料的是，它實際上效果相當不錯。
有一個教訓我是吃了苦頭才學到的：拍攝時間過長，結果拍了太多照片需要後製，導致篩選和編輯變成一場噩夢。所以現在，我通常將拍攝時間限制在一小時內。
