Little She doesn't walk, runs. And her battery seems to never end...
It was a cloudy day, afternoon.
Shot handheld, with available light - mostly tungsten -, 1/30 f/2.8, Ilford chromogenic XP2 at ASA 320. The camera was my F2 with DE-1, a 50/2.0 Nikkor H, non AI, from the early 70's. I like the look of its images, I think these old lenses coatings somewhat rendered color/B&W in a very unique way. And its bokeh is very interesting too.
thanks for your very constructive comment. I agree with you that this image fits better on Home project and have already changed it. HCB was more explicit on its ideas.
I see you enjoyed the composition. It took me some time to compose the image with three large areas: the wall with two paints and chair on the left, the great DOF are above the sofa and the focused sofa. Connecting them is Little She on her almost non-stop run.
Hmmm. No wonder you saw this. By admiring your portfolio one can easily see you're a great photographer, with a very well trained vision. Congratulations!
Fabrice, it was a great pleasure to meet you here. Thanks again for taking your time to comment on this image. I've just placed a sequence to it, should you be interested. Regards from Brazil,
I like the atmosphere you create in this shot by the way you framed it and the DOF you used. These lead to a really nice composition where eyes are looking on the whoe space to find some small things and ttracks of path or life. Looking more carefully one can distinguish the little girl running in the background. Henri or Home project? Perhpas better in the second one, but this is just my opinion. The tonal range is well managed. Compliment for this work. Congrats
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