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12/14/2005 03:12:28 PM |
| Well thought out...good abstract feel to it. |
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09/05/2005 09:32:28 AM |
Thanks to all for the comments. This is only the second time I have attempted a self portrait, and yeah, not too comfortable with that process. :-)
Since several of you asked, setup was a black sheet taped to a white wall. Had a cheap clip light shining on the wall from the right to light that, and another one from the left to the side and slightly in front of where I was kneeling. Camera on a tripod centered on the black/white line. The rest was just touch-up in post (making the white, more white, adjusting the saturation, etc...).
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09/04/2005 07:40:04 PM |
| I was expecting to see more of this in this challenge. You really did a very good job on this without being theatrical. Excellent work and good luck! |
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09/04/2005 03:55:19 PM |
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09/03/2005 10:28:42 AM |
| this is a great take on this technique |
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09/03/2005 05:20:54 AM |
| Really ingenious idea. Probably real hard to get right. |
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09/02/2005 05:43:27 PM |
| That looks like it was tricky to accomplish. Good job. |
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09/02/2005 03:38:52 PM |
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09/02/2005 02:42:26 PM |
| Great shot and use of lighting. |
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09/02/2005 12:11:26 PM |
| I would rotate it so that the line is straight up and down, but other wise good shot |
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09/02/2005 10:00:11 AM |
| Man, how come this makes me sing Garth Bookes songs? 6 |
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09/01/2005 03:07:11 AM |
| Confronting shot. Well done would go well in the High Contrast challenge as well. |
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08/30/2005 05:12:14 PM |
| you look terrified...and face is angled..would rather see face straight on for this type of shot |
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08/30/2005 04:18:21 PM |
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08/30/2005 09:58:13 AM |
| good job, i like the alternating dark and light, maybe look straight into the camera, or tilt your head more, to avoid the oquard ear? good job~! |
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08/29/2005 10:30:10 PM |
| As a portrait, this would be much stronger if you reacted to the camera's presence somehow; making eye contact with the lens heightens the lack of emotional involvement in the scene. The angle and illumination on the face are misaligned just enough to be distracting. |
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08/29/2005 08:20:46 PM |
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08/29/2005 02:51:35 PM |
| Great idea, well executed! |
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08/29/2005 09:19:04 AM |
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08/29/2005 08:02:49 AM |
| Hey, I like the way you did this! Hope you tell us how. 8 |
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08/29/2005 05:38:16 AM |
| I am not sure how you did this, I would love to learn, but this is great. |
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08/28/2005 08:46:26 PM |
| Nice clarity and the use of light and shadow is well done. Great crisp eye!! |
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