"LARA" series

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By: justin akard
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Photographer	justin akard {Karma:221}
Project	#12 Dramatic B&W Shadows	Camera Model	eos3
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Portfolio		Lens	28-105
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bj burrows {K:334} 1/1/2004

i see people are blind when they browse through the thumbnails looking for work to critique.. this is just awesome..u have great visions

Robin Dunham {K:1851} 12/13/2003

I agree with Kim that this is a stronger image. You may want to also try the body in color and the rest of the image in B/W it may give an even stronger contrast. Try it with "Amber: Waves of Disdain" I am interesting in knowing where this location is. I am alway looking for interesting backdrops near Chicago/NW Indiana.

Kim Taylor {K:2816} 12/13/2003

This is a much stronger image than "Amber: Waves of Disdain" http://www.usefilm.com/image/220342.html I hope the rain gutter held up under the weight. It would have been nice to get a bit further back into the building to catch the rest of her shadow which would have made it at least as much of a focus as the body itself, creating even more tension. So many things to balance here though, how much of the arch do you include, do you tilt the camera down to shoot more shadow? But then you distort the walls. Do you crouch down to shoot it? But then you move the horizon line away from the toes and down around the cuffs. Hindsight is everything but I bet you've wished you had rotated that triangular piece of stone in her shadow about 60 degrees clockwise. I love the light spilling around the body to illuminate the skin.

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