
Nothing like a heaping helping of soul food to transcend my inner stuckness, so I packed my camera bag last October and headed up north to Columbus, Ohio, USA. Time for a workshop hang with one of my fav artists, Nick Fancher, to get my GLOW on.


Nick’s soul food included a menu of photographic techniques that included plastic wrap, plexiglass, coconut oil, prisms, a moldy lens, two willing humans, and a couple fluid ounces of color grading, to serve up this glowing feast for my soul. The in-camera techniques create conditions that create visible aura-like effects.









For those of you interested, I stirred the pot with a Sony A7R3 and a Fujifilm X-Pro2 with an old Lensbaby Edge80/Composer Pro attached. Nick loaned me his Canon with a moldy lens for one setup.
Soul satisfied!
For more of Jim’s work go to his website and his Instagram page
An earlier contribution of Jim’s for aamora – CHROMO BLAST
Really captivating images!