Ring light. Nikon D2x. A photograph. My studio. 2007.
6.17.2013
Making portraits of people you find captivating is like trying to explain how joy works in life. And none of the little details matter in the least.
Ring light. Nikon D2x. A photograph. My studio. 2007.
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Love the bedhair ;)
ReplyDeleteYou've graced us with portraits of that beautiful lady in the past, and I totally concur on the "captivating" tag. And, trying to explain beauty to those who are immune relates a bit to trying to prove DOF advantage of large sensors to m4/3 users, a frustrating and fruitless experience, lol. Either you see it, or you don't, there's no someone "explaining" it to you. I'm grateful I see both ;-)
I always start my day to see if there will be randomness at VSS. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThe model reminds me of a cross between Hillary Swank and Halle Berry but then again I see odd things in clouds and psychological ink spot tests :)
A.Z. could have become the new Lou, based on the earlier photos.
ReplyDeleteRing light? Another topic.
There's only one Lou. But AZ is wonderful in her own "light"
DeleteRing lights? A passing interest of a client.
You're right, of course. Thoughtless overstatement on my part.
DeleteI should learn to think before I type.