Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: RSL on August 04, 2013, 06:05:06 pm
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Arlen's metal sculptor reminded me of this one. It's not film. I shot it through a window with a 3 mpx Casio 13 years ago. I had worked with Mr. Johnson back in the seventies on some photo engravings for some stuff I did on a hand press. I made him a copy of the shot.
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I really like this one, Russ. The light works just fine, and there is just enough detail in the darks to relate to the kind of work he did.
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Great skin; great exposure determination and model expression!
There's something about older skin that gets increasingly photographically attractive as the years slide along; my mirror confirms this ever day. Unfortunately, I have no photographs by which to prove this in my own particular case, because I lack the glamorous employment opportunities within which to reveal.
Yeah, both shots are really evocative and far more interesting than any landscape I ever saw, especially of my own.
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Rob C
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A fine shot.
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I see the similarity, and I like it, Russ. A slice of life, caught well.
Thirteen years ago was also when I began transitioning to digital--starting with a small Fuji Finepix, to see what all the fuss was about before making a substantial investment.