Projection of a transparency I shot long ago in Paris at night, reflected on the model's naked back, in front of a wall, sitting on a flat surface, covered with a white bed sheet.
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Place: 5 out of 256 Avg (all users): 6.9247 Avg (commenters): 8.4773 Avg (participants): 6.9576 Avg (non-participants): 6.8772 Views since voting: 4847 Votes: 279 Comments: 54 Favorites: 23 (view)
You should have one, and you would have if it wasn't for all the low votes by people who didn't give it a second look and try to figure out what was going on.. A damn shame ...better luck next time.
i was completely wrong about how you shot this - i woulda bet money that you spent $700 for a prime room at the Bellagio in Vegas, and set up a reflection of your model while shooting the fountains and the Paris hotel across the street -- i guess your way was lots cheaper (unless you include your trip to Paris) -- spiderman
One more pic, which makes me say 'wow'! I'm curious, how you did this! Think, I've got an idea... but you got it! Well done! Wish you luck... 10 - KAOS.
this is awesome!! i dont know how to vote based on using a single light source, because i see many, but i love this and i need to know how it was done. :-) 8--shutterfly
Incredible shot! Awesome use of your single light source. Love everything about this...except...i wish her elbows were bent a little more to smooth the skin. WOW 10 despite the elbows :P Lisa
This is a stunning picture. Lighting and composition are great. What I like the most is the 3D effect that you got with the projected image. This should be a winning picture, if not for the people who think you're breaking the rules of the challenge. Good luck!
i know a girl who studied photo at the corcoran, did a project using this technique. great choice of photo to project, perfect exposure on the ladies' body. you get a big fat ten.
your strength here was in the tower extending up the model's spine. I find the rest of the foreground distracts from the strength of the composition. good work!
Wooh, okay at first I was totaly confused, I didn't even realize the depth of the picture, I rated it low... then I was reviewing my ratings, and WOOH! I figured it out! I thought about it three different ways, and the shadows confused me the first two ways, which lead me to discover that this was a projection of a slide (or somethign similar) onto someone's back!! Nicely done, but I don't think many people are going to catch on :- 10/21/2002 2:30:00 AM
This is a really neat photo... I like the concept quite a bit... I think it's a little outside the concept of a 'single light source' maybe... looks like maybe a slide projected image? good score here for creativity :) - setzler
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