After Awards party: Angie and Carmen page 2

bravo1102 on May 12, 2019

What is a party without a fight?

Someone got sick, now a fight has broken out.

You know if you lay the camera just right along the axis of an extended army you can get “forced” perspective. The hand will look noticeably larger without any intervening arm.

As I've said before, for action shots I try to go for the extreme limits of motion to maximize the impact of the image. That often works out to be the point of impact.

And Trish's husband may be a deputy sheriff, but he is smart enough not to get in the middle of a fight. There are a lot of real fight powerhouses in Trisha and Belle's repertoire company. Some started out as stunt players and moved into acting. Trisha can be that demanding.

And Carmen seems to have landing the winning blow in that last panel.

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KDog at 9:05PM, May 27, 2019

That's a great derp face in panel 2. Wait, are you digitally manipulating facial expressions or do you have different heads for each character?

bravo1102 at 12:47AM, May 28, 2019

Digitally manipulate. At times it's almost completely redrawn in Photoshop.

simonmackie at 3:30PM, May 17, 2019

Poetry in motion!

bravo1102 at 5:58AM, May 18, 2019

Thank you.

Banes at 6:31PM, May 15, 2019

Very nicely done action!

bravo1102 at 12:50AM, May 16, 2019

Thank you.

KDog at 9:54PM, May 14, 2019

That is a well-shot fight. I feel the motion.

bravo1102 at 1:12AM, May 15, 2019

Choreography. I move the figures trying to get just the right pose. Sometimes I would have them go blow by blow looking for the one I wanted to take a picture of.