4.29.2013
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I love authentic looks like this. How much time did you spend with her before the photo?
ReplyDeleteBob Dein
We shot three or four commercial shoots for an ad agency before I invited her to the studio. We spent time just chatting. The session probably lasted a couple of hours. I felt like we were on the same wavelength most of the time.
DeleteGreat job. Thanks!
DeleteWonderful, Kirk. Just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteyeah, yeah but what lens did you use, and how would it look with a brick wall instead ?
ReplyDeleteSometimes, a picture is worth a thousand words. Nice.
ReplyDeleteYour portraits are meditations and conduits of souls.
ReplyDeleteAndy, you are too kind.
DeleteHe said it better than I did. But I wholeheartedly agree.
DeleteWhere do you find these amazing humans?
ReplyDeleteA really beautiful presentation of the subject. This photo has a look similar to Steve McCurry's Afghan Girl.
ReplyDeleteKirk, Did you use all natural light? Was this shot near a window? I love the natural expression of the subject, but also the lighting is beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteNo available lighting. One big, softbox.
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