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Suggestions on "Dusty" material
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I'm in the process of taking a series of photos that really accentuates movement. I want to cover the model in some sort of powder, or dust so when they move, the dust or powder material will shoot off them in whatever direction they're moving. I was thinking of flour, but then I also thought it might clump up. I want it to be a fine powder substance that doesn't clump up. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. |
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