Obviously the observed piece is amazing. But my photograph was meant to draw attention to the piece in light of its environment. The harsh angles, the viewer, but most imporantly the amazing light array against the back wall. I wanted the viewer to be against the white winodw to make her head pop out more. But mostly I am starting to explore the concept of sound within a photograph. Can an image be quiet? Can it be loud? Can it begin loud than end in silence?
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Right then, joke's on me as I now have to plough through 564 images and bump them all (yes, all of them) up. There'll be a third run through for fine tuning. It's day two three now and I'm running late, sorry.
It's text book paractice to include someone in the scene for perspective, but I think this would have been better without. 6
very cool lighting. I can't say much other than I might have like to see the line of the platform & floor be more parallel (or less, just not quite so 'almost' if that makes sense) to the frame and the leading line of the wall & floor coming in from the left come right out of the corner, but to do that the model would have to move over to the right and the window might not be as cool. Overall it's very nice and it's getting a nice score from me.
Not the same exhibition as the chocolate jesus then?!
An excellent gallery image with genuine interaction between your subjects not to mention the surrounding space.
Top notch
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