Star Board
Bringing light and life to this vessel for one final night.
The boat had washed ashore during a powerfull windstorm on BC's coast in winter. It was never claimed and eventually was smashed into smaller and smaller pieces by succesive storms until all evidence of it's existance was gone.
I shot this at night on Velvia 50 slide film with a Pentax 645 medium format camera. Various gels and a powerful flashlight were used to light the scene. Exposure time was about 7minutes.
In the story Analogue Nights.
8 responses
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Aaron Siladi gave props (24 Sep 2008):
Killer! GReat tones & I love the motion blur.
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gerry cyr gave props (24 Sep 2008):
outstanding image
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Janice Mezzacappa gave props (27 Sep 2008):
Fantastic!
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Angel Foice gave props (27 Sep 2008):
brillant!
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Nicholas Pantages gave props (29 Sep 2008):
super eerie. cool lighting set up.
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Nickels Chris said (23 Nov 2008):
This Is Rad
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Laurie Brown gave props (14 Dec 2008):
Amazing lighting and colors. Love the subject. WHY DOESN'T IT HAVE A HOT TAG ON IT?!
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Diane Sangalang gave props (11 Jan 2009):
very nice shot! colors and framing are perfect!
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