This is the first of two, maybe three shots from tonight's Heat the Streets event in Blackpool. Libby and I took the kids down to see the various displays, which were all the more impressive as a) they were outdoors, and b) the temperature was around 1°C – i.e. not the sort of weather to be performing with hardly any clothes on. Though, that said, the woman in tonight's shot is practically fully clothed in comparison to one of the others I'm going to put up ;-)
captured camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?
7.01pm on 16/2/08
Canon 5D
EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
200mm
f/2.8
1/400
aperture priority
-2/3
evaluative
800
no
RAW
C1 Pro
slightly more than usual
comment byJenny at 11:00 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2008
I seem to be having trouble viewing the image, but I can see the thumbnail via comments just fine. Very cool shot. :P
comment bydjn1 at 11:12 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2008
Jenny: there was a problem with one of the images I uploaded - it's fixed now.
comment byJose at 11:56 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2008
Great photo - absolutely full of life - and I love the flames too.
comment byKevin H. Stecyk at 02:14 AM (GMT) on 17 February, 2008
Wow, that is a fantastic shot. I love her expression and body language. I can sense both the cold and the heat--fire and ice as it were. Terrific shot!
comment by cy at 03:08 AM (GMT) on 17 February, 2008
love the detail of the flames (esp. the one on the right side. almost has a face in it). hard to think she is in the streets though, even though the solid black background really makes her pop.
comment byYETi at 05:27 AM (GMT) on 17 February, 2008
HAHA I can't post what I'm thinking just a nice cover up.
comment bydjn1 at 07:12 PM (GMT) on 17 February, 2008
Thanks all.
comment byJennifer at 08:17 PM (GMT) on 17 February, 2008
Blackpool atracts some crazy folk! It's a great shot - though I wish you had Photoshopped some larger smalls on him ;-) It's like a scene from a very weird dream!
comment byJennifer at 08:20 PM (GMT) on 17 February, 2008
Ooops that should have been posted on 'great balls of fire' - I messed up!
comment byKathleen at 03:43 PM (GMT) on 23 February, 2008
Wow, this is one of my favourite images of yours, David. I just love everything about it! Taken out of context it's even more arresting. Great job!
This is the first of two, maybe three shots from tonight's Heat the Streets event in Blackpool. Libby and I took the kids down to see the various displays, which were all the more impressive as a) they were outdoors, and b) the temperature was around 1°C – i.e. not the sort of weather to be performing with hardly any clothes on. Though, that said, the woman in tonight's shot is practically fully clothed in comparison to one of the others I'm going to put up ;-)
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 5D
EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
200mm
f/2.8
1/400
aperture priority
-2/3
evaluative
800
no
RAW
C1 Pro
slightly more than usual
I seem to be having trouble viewing the image, but I can see the thumbnail via comments just fine. Very cool shot. :P
Jenny: there was a problem with one of the images I uploaded - it's fixed now.
Great photo - absolutely full of life - and I love the flames too.
Wow, that is a fantastic shot. I love her expression and body language. I can sense both the cold and the heat--fire and ice as it were. Terrific shot!
love the detail of the flames (esp. the one on the right side. almost has a face in it). hard to think she is in the streets though, even though the solid black background really makes her pop.
HAHA I can't post what I'm thinking just a nice cover up.
Thanks all.
Blackpool atracts some crazy folk! It's a great shot - though I wish you had Photoshopped some larger smalls on him ;-) It's like a scene from a very weird dream!
Ooops that should have been posted on 'great balls of fire' - I messed up!
Wow, this is one of my favourite images of yours, David. I just love everything about it! Taken out of context it's even more arresting. Great job!
Hope all's well! :)