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07/26/2007 12:32:38 PM |
Sickeningly under-rated. This is amazing. Your use of lighting here is so intriguing. The way you let the face slide into shadow is unique and adds such intensity to the image. I would have instinctively tried to lighten the face and darken everything else. Brilliant work. |
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07/26/2007 09:55:46 AM |
Well? What the hell were you thinking getting all emotive and tugging at our heart strings? Don't you know portraits are suppose to be all cold and sterile. Also, where are the over-saturated, over-sharpened jewel like eyes? I can clearly see that I'm going to have to spend more time with you, teaching you how to be much more cliche. Seriously though, I wonder how this would fare in the faceless emotions challenge.
A great photo regardless of the vote. The neph is really growing isn't he!?! |
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07/24/2007 01:35:40 PM |
very interesting choise to light the hand instead of the babies face, i really like it because my eyes want to see the face but are pulled to the soft connection between the two, awesome |
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07/20/2007 05:24:07 PM |
too dark - can't see the face or expression. An emotive picture could lose the face entirely, but this is portrait... |
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07/18/2007 03:59:55 PM |
The title and lighting of this photo make it seem more about the hand than the boy. |
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07/18/2007 06:07:08 AM |
Lovely image, conveys emotion nicely. Though I wish it was a little brighter on the face. Not sure if this was a shoot or a candid, but if I had my way I think I'd have his face in the light where the hand is and have his back and the and in the shadows so as to make the hand secondary to the child. As it is now the hand is very overpowering in the image. |
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