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Levitating Housewife - Hang in There Photograph by Lori Grimmett

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Comments (5)

Gary F Richards

Gary F Richards

Outstanding Levitating Housewife - Hang in There composition, lighting, shading, excellent color and artwork! F/L voted

Gary F Richards

Gary F Richards

So creative and fun!!!!! Spectacular Levitating Housewife composition, lighting, shading, excellent colors and artwork! F/L voted

Hartmut Jager

Hartmut Jager

"Yeeha ! Tarzan - here I come ! "

Hartmut Jager

Hartmut Jager

"Yeeha ! Tarzan - here I come ! "

Lori Grimmett

Lori Grimmett

All of my Levitating Housewife images are self portraits. I take tremendous effort to do everything I can in-camera (before the shutter opens) using as little Photoshop as possible. Lots of time involved... envisioning the final piece comes first. Then choosing a location, planning out the set, setting up the scene... running power extension cords, adding studio lighting (several 3-feet tall soft boxes, reflectors, etc.) and most importantly - turning on the giant fan (placed just off camera on the left). The wind from the carpet fan was so strong it literally took my breath away (yep, that's a genuine expression of surprise/trying to breathe on my face). Once the camera and tripod are in place, I run a test shot (to check lighting, composition and to be sure the fan and lights are just out of the photo) then change my clothes (to a dress and heels). This type of levitation can be deceptively challenging and usually comes with a few bumps and bruises but thankfully (because of all my planning) this image only took three attempts. :)

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