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ROBERT BRIDHER IN RED

By TimothyDMorton  
A break from WILDFOWL at Lasalle Park in Burlington and now back to my workshop at Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology "CREATIVE NIGHT PORTRAITS" and this shot features the MALE MODEL wearing typically MAXWELL SMART style clothing from the 60's cult classic television GET SMART starting DON ADAMS.

Anyhow the instructor who as been featured Julie Bridger used her red light on this male model who remain still for the long exposure next to a fake WALL which was made of plastic.

The edits where in post processing the RAW capture in Camera-in-the-RAW where used the WHITE BILL as the fix in COLOUR BALANCE, and then opened in Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 where I resized it to 401 x 600 px, and then applied the UNSHARP MASK till I enjoyed the results and saved as JPEG for sharing with everyone.

Tags: Hamilton Red light Ontario Portraits and people Mohawk college Julie Bridger ROBERT BRIDHER The SPY CREATIVE NIGHT PORTRAITS

Voters: terryxc, bluesandtwos, NDODS and 1 more


Uploaded:
2 May 2014 1:17PM
Camera:
Pentax *ist DL2
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Lens:
smc PENTAX-DA 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 AL
Shutter Speed:
34s
Aperture:
f/5.6
ISO:
200
Focal Length:
40.0 mm
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terryxc 5 7 England
2 May 2014 2:01PM
Great image...

Terry.

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NDODS 7 5.1k 125 United Kingdom
2 May 2014 5:16PM
Very cloak and dagger stuff, would make a great book cover.

Regards NathanGrinGrinGrin
TimothyDMorton 11 4 Canada
2 May 2014 6:17PM
Thanks for the comments.

Have a wonderful weekend,

Timothy
Teaka53 4 2 England
3 May 2014 8:50PM
Very cloak and dagger stuff, would make a great book cover.
I totally agree

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