I know there is sharpness missing in this shot - but I couldn't do it better this time. I used a picture of the golden pattern and produced it on a roughly plastered wall with a beamer, it wasn't even sharp enough in reality. The high ISO added extra noise...
But I wanted to try this kind of illuminating the human body for quite a time now and was happy that it matched this week's Challenge. So I'm submitting nevertheless, maybe somebody will give me some points in spite of the bad quality
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A perfect example of elevating a merely interesting sun-flung pattern into something artful and compelling. Admirable and fun. What a lovely palette of golden browns! I like the placement of the model and her pose. My second favorite in the challenger.
One of the best session I have done was doing projections on a model , it was fascinating
It is very nice to see the pattern on the body, when combined with light and shadows , in my opinion takes it to the next level, to do that you need to be sideways from the projector
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