The Hand that Feeds by inkraven

Photography • Portraits • posted on Jun 28, 2005

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How can you expect the one who bites thier tongue.. self photo, new technique..anyone wishing to achieve this excellent white wall of light affect need only put thier backs to a wall of vertical blinds around noon. Most excellent :) I love it when I dont have to diffuse much. more to come on this theme thanks Anna

Comments (13)

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Synapse

6:22AM | Tue, 28 June 2005

This ethereal touch is going damn well. Really pure feeling that goes well with the thought-provoking nature of that somewhat-pensive pose. Liking this series :-)

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kiresiwel

6:59AM | Tue, 28 June 2005

I really like how this is lit and the overall soft feel...very well done.

inkraven

7:02AM | Tue, 28 June 2005

thanks so much, Im very pleased with this technique..reminds me of when I discovered the warm quality of white christmas lights.

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TomDart

7:17AM | Tue, 28 June 2005

Yes, a very pleasing image and effect on the photo. I must visit your gallery.

inkraven

7:19AM | Tue, 28 June 2005

feel free to peruse :) and thanks

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addiek

7:41AM | Tue, 28 June 2005

I like how the light bathes the contours of your oval face so beautifully... THat hand looks big... Is it yours?... All the better for grabbing frotes with I expect! spooky.... lol.

inkraven

7:44AM | Tue, 28 June 2005

it looks big because of the camera angle. Something I didnt intend, but am going to work with because it does seem like the hand isnt my own.

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razzell2

11:40AM | Tue, 28 June 2005

chomp chomp! looks tasty. i wish i could accomplish with my lighting what your doing with yours. superb. smooth and subtle, and yet it brings out your image. i will try the noontime levelor shade technique. stay hot, A!

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