It's never enough self-portrait series was created around April 2021.
It took me 3 meters of aluminum foil, a bunch of glitters, a glass bulb filled with water, and glitter of course + 5 long weeks to shake them off me and stop seeing them around.
How did the idea come about?
At the time, I was working as a model scout, holding interviews, training, and of course photography.
I listened and watched various human greed, thrust for money, scams, and so on - it's never enough.
So that is how inspiration came, to overreact with everything from shiny glitters spilled all over to the foils as an extra sci-fi effect.
I have spent the whole day in the studio, placing lighting, set design, equipment, and finally myself in front of the camera on a self-timer.
I worked with Godox MS300 Monolight, two sidelights, my beloved Nikon d7200, and ofc Nikkor 35mm prime lens.
I finished late at night, and then of course I couldn't resist retouching at least one photo in PS right away.
Also had to clean the whole space till midnight (eye-roll), it was worthy of, to be honest.
I have never run these photos through the LR BW preset so far, maybe I even like them more in monochrome than in color.
Thank you
@monochromes, this is my entry for the #monomad challenge, and thank you all for your time and interest in what I do 🙌
