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I took this shot of my husband Rab in a friend's living room. It was taken a few years ago, I think he was playing the guitar at the time, although you can't see it in the shot. There was only limited light coming in from a side window, so the background ended up in darkness and gave some nice shadows I thought. A slightly higher iso was used. Converted to black and white in PS.
| Camera: | Nikon D70 |
| Lens: | 28-135mm Sigma |
| Title: | thoughtful |
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| Uploaded: | 20 Oct 2006 - 6:35 PM |
| Tags: | Black & white, Portraits / people |
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do the nostrils flare in time with the rhythm or is it a breathing thing? I know breathing is usually key when playing musical instruments... is that also true of guitar? ;o)
Brilliant lighting, wouldn't go for a crop in my opinion, works well like this.
Think I might have cloned out that small area at the bottom of what looks like a fleece or something.
Great work though!
the image speaks for its self. it makes you think whatis he thinking ?
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Ah, the ubiquitous fleece. I've started feeling a wave of disappointment when dinner guests (aka unwitting portrait subjects) turn up wearing fleece and tshirts - wondering if I can ask them to change into something with a bit more glamerous neckline...I think I'll just get some fabric to swathe round their shoulders.
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