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Despair!

© Sharon C. Hinze

Despair!

Uploaded: February 14, 2010 12:52:44

Description

Taken with subtractive, studio lighting.

Exif: F Number: 5, Exposure Bias Value: -2.00, ExposureTime: 1/160 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 200, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 52.00 mm, Model: NIKON D300

Comments

Paula Showen February 14, 2010

Very cool portrait, Sharon! #1238840

Sharon C. Hinze February 14, 2010

Thanks so much Paula.
Sharon #8382539

Mark Dodge March 26, 2010

Excellent Sharon! Congrats! Big smile :o) #8482802

Sharon C. Hinze March 26, 2010

Thanks Mark....that photo shoot has been very successful.
Sharon

#8482970

Patti Coblentz March 26, 2010

Congratulations, Sharon!! This is superb!!

Patti #8485598

Paula Showen March 26, 2010

Congratulations on this great portrait finalist! #8486150

Laura Greene April 02, 2010

Way to go Sharon! #8504827

Sharon C. Hinze April 02, 2010

Laura, Paula, and Patti...thank you so very much. Sharon #8504885

Christine Lobsinger level-classic June 03, 2010

Simply Spectacualar Portraiture Sharon!!!! WTG!!! I really like this shot!
Excellent lighting - excellent full framed man, and I think b/w is excellent for this shot!!!
What is subtractive studio lighting?
A huge Congrats to you on your awesome Finalist Image!!

CHRiS
SMILING #8662584

Sharon C. Hinze June 03, 2010

Hi Chris...subtractive lighting is something I learned in Vik Orenstein's class on Portrait Lighting. If you put black which absorbs light on either side of subject it creates side shadows and a lighted alley down center of image. Very moody lighting and fun.
Sharon #8663288

Dennis Gay June 13, 2010

G'day *SHARON*!

A most worthy photograph to receive its EP, Finalist and 2nd Place awards.
The eye contact and rapport with you and the camera is perfect and the pose and expression truly depict the mood and emotion of your title.
The lighting is most effective and I reaaly like the restricted contrast and the limited tonal range.
The image is as crisp as a chip and combined with the good depth of field, renders very clear detail.
Powerful imagery!

GB
Dennis #8692742


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