Chocolate Wrap

© Stacy L. Robertson

Chocolate Wrap

Uploaded: August 29, 2006

Description

This is a self-portrait taken in color, turned black and white, then turned a dark sepia. Softened and adjusted contrast. Window light, manual mode, 85mm, f5.

Exif: FNumber: 4, ExposureBiasValue: 0/10, ExposureTime: 0.166666666666667, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 100, WhiteBalance: manual white balance

Comments

Beverly A. Wright August 29, 2006

This is so cool!!!! I've never seen a brown so close to black and yet so brown. This pose is fantastic. Your eyes are spectacular. Softened just enough to make it warm. What a great title. I love this!! GREAT WORK! #512700

Stacy L. Robertson August 29, 2006

Wow thanks! I was hoping for that effect... thanks for the comment about the eyes, even though they're squinty in the sunlight and have bags under them at night.. lol. I really appreciate you taking the time to view - keep snapping! #3241914

Jim Darnall September 10, 2006

I love this shot. Shows good imagination. The window light is just perfect and I really like the dark sepia tone. The title fits perfectly. Thanks for sharing..... #3292081

Stacy L. Robertson September 13, 2006

Thank-you Jim..nice to hear encouraging feedback. #3306286

Sharon King September 14, 2006

Congratulations on your featured photo and discussion. Your SP is awesome..something VERY hard to do! I really like the compsoition, lighting and tones. I agree, great title too! #3310757

Stacy L. Robertson September 15, 2006

Thank-you Sharon for your wonderful comments. I didn't even know it was a featured photo. I'm new to all this stuff. #3313744

Mary K. Robison September 15, 2006

Superb, unique self-portrait, Stacy. Love that deep sepia!
Congratulations on its selection for the digital darkroom newsletter. #3314253

Stacy L. Robertson September 15, 2006

Thank-you Mary. I am so grateful to be featured in the newsletter and I appreciate your lovely comments. #3314428

Donna Johnson September 16, 2006

Outstanding!! Love your work! Did you try playing around with a tighter crop? A little off the top and the left? Anyway, I love it! #3319186

Stacy L. Robertson September 17, 2006

No I haven't, but thats a good idea. I might try it and see what it looks like. Thanks for the lovely comments about my work. I really appreciate it! #3320659

Donna La Mattino Pagakis September 20, 2006

A great self portrait, I like the feel to it. Congrats on your feature! #3335655

Stacy L. Robertson September 21, 2006

Thanks Donna..I was hoping for the "feel" effect. #3339821

Milan Banik September 22, 2006

lovely composition #3343869

Stacy L. Robertson September 22, 2006

Thank-you Milan! #3346089

Rachel Hyde October 24, 2006

I was so taken by this portrait! And then to find out it is a self portrait no less! Wow! I am in awe! Thank you for sharing this beautifully inspiring photo. #3493121

James E. Coleman level-classic November 01, 2006

Stacy,
I noticed this photo several times before but I didn't comment.
This is another one of "the essence of that mystique", if I may call it that, in your self portraits that is so good!!
It has allure, mystery, beauty, partly concealed compositon and of course those eyes that really make it another really classy shot of you.

Hey just my opinion, but if you capture "that essence", you really have some very spectacular shots.
Have a great day/week and keep up the neat work!

Jim #3534359

Stacy L. Robertson November 11, 2006

Thank-you so much Rachel, for the wonderful feedback. I value it so much! And Jim, your comments keep my head the size of a small country! You make me feel "classy" and "mystic" and please, you also have a great week as I am sending you a great big sloppy kiss!!!! #3574570

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