One of my biggest weaknesses is that I'm not detail-oriented. I'm impulsive and when I get a rush of creative energy, I jump in and start experimenting. If I had to come up with a detailed plan for a photo project, it would be difficult. I'd probably have much better results, though.
Did you move the camera, or leave it in on a tripod at the same place for both shots? I notice that the light source appears to come from two different spots... did you set a timer or move the light or just switch a different one on and move your face into it?
The camera stayed on the tripod. I had a color changing LED light bulb in one hand with a shutter release bulb in the other hand. I released the shutter while the light bulb was one color, shifted to the side a little, changed the color of the light bulb and released the shutter again. I kept the remote control for the LED light bulb in my pocket. The hardest part was judging the distance correctly for the two different exposures.
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One of my biggest weaknesses is that I'm not detail-oriented. I'm impulsive and when I get a rush of creative energy, I jump in and start experimenting. If I had to come up with a detailed plan for a photo project, it would be difficult. I'd probably have much better results, though.