Making fake rain inside a studio is a great way to create an image that’s very different to most studio portraits but still keeps you in total control. In this video Gavin Hoey walks you through his rain covered window set up. He’s got some amazing tips and tricks that can bring the outside inside and rounds things off with a neat Photoshop trick to complete the effect.
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Photos by Gavin Hoey
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I am soooo doing this on my next shoot!
This is brilliant, and was published on my birthday!
ohmygoodness i can't wait to try this and a lot of your others tips and tricks :))x thank you for sharing!
How much further back do I have to go for an explanation on the flash? Some say flash, others say softbox. I always thought this were separate things. Or can it be both?
Well done Garvin; thoughtfully executed and a wonderful result. I appreciate how well explained these videos are taking us slowly through the process with camera settings. I just loath how other instructors get in to a big hurry… and then so much is missed; such a shame. I really enjoy your models who are always talented, patient and quite lovely. I can tell you have a good relationship with your models just by seeing how much they enjoy the sessions, making it a total win for all.
Amazingly tutorial
Stunning results! 🙂
kylie minogue did this for her 12th album kiss me once. I need to try this!
Brilliant as always super presentation and easy to follow . I will continue to watch well done for all the help and insperation to give.
Superb tutorial…
She shore is purty.
You’ve so many grand ideas (rainy window, circus tent etc) available to those of us with tiny studios. Thanks!
great
loved your video
Ohhhh my god Gavin u r god giftid from this pation I love ur work n Thx u teach me I am crazy about rain
Very helpful
Does it better 2mm or 3mm glass?
Gavin, you are the best!
Great tutorial, thanks. You are a clever bugger!
I am trying this with studio strobes rather than speedlites…I seem to be getting my reflection?
Very nice video