When I came back from London on Monday I had a brief look through the 100 or so shots that I'd taken while I was away and reckoned that I probably had about six or seven that were worth putting up. Having had a closer look I think there are probably only three, maybe four, so this may well be the last one.
And my apologies if you've commented over the last four or five days and I haven't responded. I've been extremely busy and just haven't had as much time for chromasia as I would like.
capture date camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?
4.28pm on 13/2/05
Canon 20D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
27mm (43mm equiv.)
f/4.0
1/40
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
400
no
RAW
C1 Pro
no
comment by Sharla at 08:49 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2005
Oh, very nice. This could easily have been a boring left/right mirror-type of shot but it isn't. That the subject and it's shadow do create the contrast, it's not immediately apparent to the eye that they are the same, but are complimentary. The arc from the spotlight prevents a shear straight shift from light to dark. Your eye for simplicity and composure win again!
comment byAlan at 09:05 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2005
Very nice shot although to fully appreciate it I think its best to view with the black theme. Strange how something so simple can have quite a stunning monochromatic effect ..
comment byJohn at 09:07 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2005
love it Dave, I am always drawn to your more graphic shots.
comment byjustin at 09:09 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2005
nice shot, that needs a bit of working out. through a little mist of drink, it reminds me a woman's torso in chicken wire i saw on a bar wall somewhere nice in london just north of green park. is it the same one?
comment byFellow Eskimo at 10:19 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2005
I like how it is contrasting, the ligth and the dark. And the shape is very weird for an added bonus. I have to say though, was that wire a peice of 'modern art'?
comment bymiles at 11:41 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2005
Very cool.
comment by a at 11:52 PM (GMT) on 16 February, 2005
nice
comment byJorge Lesmes at 12:18 AM (GMT) on 17 February, 2005
The right one looks like a manīs face to me =)
comment byOrthodox at 08:16 AM (GMT) on 17 February, 2005
great contrast and textures. it looks like a net-flower closer in the night and opened in the light of the day.
comment by Marina at 04:17 PM (GMT) on 17 February, 2005
I must write about this photo because is wonderful.
The exaltation of ambiguity.
You're great.....our myth.
Nice to have found your website
Marina from Bologna (Italy)
comment bycameron smith at 06:33 PM (GMT) on 17 February, 2005
i love it. that's all i can say. except... I can also say that this really messes with your eyes and your mind, trying to figure out all the different things it could be. good work.
comment by Allan at 07:03 PM (GMT) on 17 February, 2005
Wow...
Very... "goth" ;)
comment bydjn1 at 07:05 PM (GMT) on 17 February, 2005
Thanks everyone.
justin: this was on a bar wall in London, but it's a man rather than a woman, and a whole body rather than a torso.
Jorge: well spotted :-)
comment bypierre at 10:45 PM (GMT) on 21 February, 2005
very nice dave
comment byAmber at 02:08 AM (GMT) on 24 February, 2005
I'm really liking this shot. It's different, and I love different :)
When I came back from London on Monday I had a brief look through the 100 or so shots that I'd taken while I was away and reckoned that I probably had about six or seven that were worth putting up. Having had a closer look I think there are probably only three, maybe four, so this may well be the last one.
And my apologies if you've commented over the last four or five days and I haven't responded. I've been extremely busy and just haven't had as much time for chromasia as I would like.
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 20D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
27mm (43mm equiv.)
f/4.0
1/40
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
400
no
RAW
C1 Pro
no
Oh, very nice. This could easily have been a boring left/right mirror-type of shot but it isn't. That the subject and it's shadow do create the contrast, it's not immediately apparent to the eye that they are the same, but are complimentary. The arc from the spotlight prevents a shear straight shift from light to dark. Your eye for simplicity and composure win again!
Very nice shot although to fully appreciate it I think its best to view with the black theme. Strange how something so simple can have quite a stunning monochromatic effect ..
love it Dave, I am always drawn to your more graphic shots.
nice shot, that needs a bit of working out. through a little mist of drink, it reminds me a woman's torso in chicken wire i saw on a bar wall somewhere nice in london just north of green park. is it the same one?
I like how it is contrasting, the ligth and the dark. And the shape is very weird for an added bonus. I have to say though, was that wire a peice of 'modern art'?
Very cool.
nice
The right one looks like a manīs face to me =)
great contrast and textures. it looks like a net-flower closer in the night and opened in the light of the day.
I must write about this photo because is wonderful.
The exaltation of ambiguity.
You're great.....our myth.
Nice to have found your website
Marina from Bologna (Italy)
i love it. that's all i can say. except... I can also say that this really messes with your eyes and your mind, trying to figure out all the different things it could be. good work.
Wow...
Very... "goth" ;)
Thanks everyone.
justin: this was on a bar wall in London, but it's a man rather than a woman, and a whole body rather than a torso.
Jorge: well spotted :-)
very nice dave
I'm really liking this shot. It's different, and I love different :)