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HandsomeTerpz ------- ZAMNESIA SCARY JANE POST ------ Colab: Zamnesia x Kannabia Stuff: Canon M50 DLR, Photoshop, AI F

HandsomeTerpz ------- Shooting Bio Tabs ------- Stuff: Canon M50 + Light + Black Blanket in BG, Photoshop No AI

HandsomeTerpz ----- ZAMNESIA LEMON CHERRY GELATO SHOOT ------ Stuff: Canon M50 DLR + Light + Black Blanket + T Shirt from Bio Tabs, Photoshop, No AI

HandsomeTerpz -------- MENDO DOPE FARMS FROSTED SKOOCHIE SHOOTING --------- Camera: Canon M50 Objectiv: Canon 50mm +Viltrox Mount Adapter, Canon 22 mm Pancake Software: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom. AI: No

HandsomeTerpz ---------- Skeletor Shooting --------- 💀📸 For a small competition, I put together a Skeletor-themed photoshoot. Here you can see the process from the original raw images to the final edited result. First, I captured the photos and then spent some time in Photoshop bringing the concept to life. Unfortunately, I didn’t win the competition, but I still had a great time working on this project. It was a fun creative challenge and a great opportunity to experiment with new ideas and improve my editing skills. At the end of the day, it’s not always about winning it’s about enjoying the creative process and learning something new along the way.

HandsomeTerpz 📸🐍 Here are a few images I created for Doctors Choice. The beta run of Black Mamba #42 turned out really well, and I'm very happy with how the final photos came out. I have to admit, though, I'm probably the world's worst photographer. 😅 Photography itself has never been my strongest skill. My strengths are definitely in post-production, 3D visualization, and 3D printing. For this shoot, I even designed and printed the snake skin prop specifically for the project. No matter what, it's always fun to document the journey and preserve the results through photos. After all, it's nice to have something to look back on before everything eventually goes up in smoke. 😉🔥🐍📸

HandsomeTerpz ------- Kannabia Shooting -------- Here are a few of the original, unedited photos I took during the shoot. The last image is included to show how I usually transform my work during post-production. I have to admit something: I actually know very little about photography, and I wouldn’t say I’m naturally talented at it either. It often takes me hours to capture just a handful of photos that I’m truly happy with. My real strengths are 3D visualization, 3D modeling, and post-production. That’s where I feel at home. For the final image, I combined the original photograph with AI tools and Photoshop to create the look I had in mind. I always try to complete everything in a single day because my free time is extremely limited. Having kids means you learn to work efficiently 😄 Sometimes the final image is less about the camera and more about the creative process behind it.

HandsomeTerpz --------- Grovebags Shooting ----------------- Here is my latest shooting project. Please forgive me for the first raw images having a blacked-out background. Leaving the original background visible would make it far too easy for people who know me to identify the location, so I decided to darken it for privacy reasons. In the second stage, after the photoshoot was completed, I began using AI to refine the images and bring both the machine I am building and the overall scene closer to the vision I originally had in mind. Once I had found the right prompts and achieved the look and composition I was aiming for, I selected my favorite versions and moved them into Photoshop for the final post-production work. Because this process takes a considerable amount of time, there is only one finished image so far. I may create a second final version and share it on Instagram as well. One funny detail: unfortunately, my camera charger broke today. Because of that, I had to create the entire shoot using only my iPhone 15 Pro. Considering the circumstances, I'm quite happy with how it turned out. As always, the journey from idea to final image is the part I enjoy most.