Today’s post is a behind-the-scenes (BTS) look at styling an overhead shot. It took hours (I mean it, hours!!), a million deleted shots and lots of trial and error on the height and shadows to get one picture right. - - And that’s what I want to tell you on the last day of this year. If you want to try out something new, DO IT. It will be frustrating, it will take up a lot of your time, you will probably give up many times (I gave up twice that same day) and also you will end up being very very hungry😋. But that’s the first step. And there is no easy way out of it. - - Bring to life what’s in your head. We will see about the rest later. The happiness is worth the frustration. That’s my mantra for the next year. Happy New Year all! - - - Tip: For overhead shots have placeholders to define the frame. This takes up a lot of time because it is difficult to visualize as a first timer. But placeholders sure help! Try, fail, repeat until you nail it. I had help while shooting this. Now I need to figure out a way to do this by myself. . . ➡️ #myBTSshots - Tag your pics so that I can see your creative process . . #whpresolutions2018 #2018iscoming