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"Move let the stars suck you in
Hold tight, the night's air and breathe again Let go and be burnt by the moon Your hands full of feeling your true love, Believe One more time to say I love you always and keeping faith letting love find a way" -Find A Way by The Used- MODEL: Meg [link] PHOTOGRAPHER: me EDITED: by me Well, i have been listening to Find A Way by The Used on repeat for like an hour now, i have always loved the song, but i just really really like the song tonight for some reason. so 2 of my newer photographs are inspired by it. THIS IS MY ARTWORK NOT YOURS, DO NOT STEAL, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PRINTS CONTACT ME |
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DSLR-A350 1/125 second F/10.0 18 mm 100 Jun 6, 2009, 6:00:46 PM Share
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Critiques
Your contrast is superb; I particularly like images that utilize the entire tonal range. High-contrast images have always been a favorite of mine, and this is definitely contrasty. It's a little difficult to see much detail in the model, however. You may consider dodging her in a bit.
The mood overall is calm, playful, and hopeful. It feels like maybe there's something for her at the end of the track, but she's not in any hurry to get there. I might've liked it a bit more if you weren't so close to her, and made the scenery a larger part of the story, but the image still works fine as it is.
However, railroad track scenes like this aren't the most original. Explore ways to take what is a commonplace setting and make it unique to you. Working with a good model will naturally make more ideas apparent, and judging by your gallery, you already have a good knack for that. Your composition and technique are good, and I feel that with more exploration you'll be making wonderful scenes on these tracks.
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