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A brief series of faces.
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David_S85
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Determination
Calm
Inquisitiveness
That's what they look like to me.
Where were they taken?
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Calm
Inquisitiveness
That's what they look like to me.
Where were they taken?
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alan154457
Well-known member
hi Ulysses,
i really like your pics of the faces!!
beautiful lighting & interesting subject. i particularly like the idea of the out of focus red(flowers?) in one of your pics.
great work!
cheers.
i really like your pics of the faces!!
beautiful lighting & interesting subject. i particularly like the idea of the out of focus red(flowers?) in one of your pics.
great work!
cheers.
A brief series of faces.
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Ahhh, nice wording for those expressions. I took them exactly because they seemed to be thinking something.
Believe it or not, I was following the Mrs. through a housewares store (don't ask me the name... I wasn't paying that close attention. hahahahahah). The stone faces were repros or imitations, I suppose.
I can't wait to get over to the Met so as to try to take some photos there. But the lighting in this store was interesting, and partly that's what drew me to notice these. They were scattered throughout the store.
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Hi there, Kangaroo. 
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Thank you very much.
Yes, I was drawn to shoot them for the lighting that I saw. Not perfect lighting, but it did capture attention.
Yes, I like that one, too. In particular (and similar to something Eric Hatch apparently did earlier today), I wanted to create a set of diagonal lines working across the frame. Can you see them?
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alan154457
Well-known member
hi again,
yes i can see what you mean by the diagonal lines. subtle but effective!
it worked.
cheers
yes i can see what you mean by the diagonal lines. subtle but effective!
it worked.
cheers
David covered it well, but I am still compelled to note that "stoic" came to mind, and thus I offer it.
The lighting does seem to give the subjects some energy, regardless of whether the setup would have been your first choice. Nifty.
FrankMcQ
The lighting does seem to give the subjects some energy, regardless of whether the setup would have been your first choice. Nifty.
FrankMcQ
Mr. Stacey
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Thanks, FrankMcQ.
I tried to bring the viewer in close and add some drama by closing in relatively tightly on the field. Glad to hear that some of the energy of the limited setup was conveyed.
Ulysses
I tried to bring the viewer in close and add some drama by closing in relatively tightly on the field. Glad to hear that some of the energy of the limited setup was conveyed.
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Stacey, you definitely have a way of bringing just a little something extra to the shot.
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Bernd Taeger
Senior Member
Chuckle, ahh the unexpected. Still chuckling after all this time...
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