Normal programming is suspended. There are no images. There are no lighting setups. There is no flash advice. There is only one very simple question: is that actually true?

Neil hosts a brilliant and gloriously chaotic game of Would I Lie To You? with Flash Masters Ambassadors: reading out statements that are either genuine true stories or carefully constructed lies, and challenging the other players to work out which is which. The results are absolutely hilarious.

Among the revelations: Helen once caused a family member to be physically sick in a car. Moira may or may not have been hit on by a former president. Jesse has been caught peeing in public on three separate occasions by the police. And other stories that we will leave you to discover for yourself.

This stream is pure joy — and a beautiful reminder that the people behind the photography are just as extraordinary as the images they create. 🎉

The top 5 things you will learn by watching this stream:

1. That Helen Williams is a far more effective liar than anyone expected. The community is stunned. Ben is impressed. Jesse refuses to accept it.
2. That Moira LaPlante may have had an unexpected encounter with political royalty during her college years. The details are specific. The gestures are suspicious. The verdict is close.
3. That Jesse LaPlante has a complicated relationship with outdoor facilities across three US states. The story is told with remarkable consistency and a level of detail that raises more questions than it answers.
4. That some of the most creative photographers in the world are also the most committed performers under pressure. Watching these photographers construct, defend, and eventually collapse their stories is a masterclass in storytelling and a reminder that great photography and great narrative thinking go hand in hand.
5. That the Flash Masters community is made up of genuinely wonderful, funny, warm, and completely unhinged human beings — and that is entirely by design. This stream exists because the community asked for something fun, and Neil and Helen delivered. Completely and wholeheartedly.