Thank you again for shooting with me, it was a great experience and I hope to have the opportunity again! All your photos turned out great!

I should mention that this technique for photo shoots have developed, much like everything else, from trial and error and a change in principle that spending a bit more time in setup, visualizations, and thought will produce results that are superior to the “fix-it-later” attitude in Photoshop. That’s not to say that you shouldn’t use Photoshop to creatively enhance a photo, but rather it frees you from the menial and often frustrating task of fixing exposure and white balance.

Although this technique isn’t much suited for the hustle-and-bustle fast paced speed of hallway photography which requires a more photojournalistic approach, it doesn’t mean that similar concepts from the photo shoots can’t be adapted and changed to take advantage of the “nailing it the first time” as opposed to just getting the shot and fixing it later in post. I have some thoughts and ideas and will hopefully be trying it out and seeing how viable it is.