Mmk, so, after the first rave glove photoshoot, I learned a few things.

-if you can't see the person using the gloves, it looks like one of those stupid colorful things people who can't draw make in photoshop or whatever

-keeping shit in focus is hard but a must

-120mm film sucks ass for shoots like this. 12 shots is not enough, and the larger format really doesn't do shit when the purpose of the shots is to make it smaller and post it on the web

-there needs to be something else in the shot other than the lights. Or just like previously stated, it looks like fake wanabe artist crap

-if you expose for anything longer than 4 seconds, there are so many damn streaks of color that shit looks clustered and lame

So, I picked up a roll of 36 shot 35mm slide, and am going to redo the photoshoot inside my friend Taylor's room, which has lots of cool neon delicacies. I'll be shooting with my Voigtlaander Vito CLR rangefinder, which should be a bit better at focusing in the dark, due to the rangefinder style of focusing. I still don't have a tripod, and have to set my camera on a chair or box or something and tilt it by cramming paper and stuff under it :( Oh well. Such is life~