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More of Marco's Photos
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Photo Info
| Uploaded | June 27, 2011 |
| Taken | June 18, 2011 |
| Make | Nikon Corporation |
| Model | NIKON D700 |
| Exposure | 1/100 sec at f/2.8 |
| Flash | No Flash |
| Focal Length | 52 mm |
| ISO | 5000 |
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15 responses
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Domenico De Sanctis gave props (27 Jun 2011):
Beautiful shot, I can feel all the emotion before the show
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daniela gave props (28 Jun 2011):
nice. Even better than b/w version
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Carlo Pagan gave props (29 Jun 2011):
Bella, molto bella!!! Votata!!
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ajtiM (Deleted) said (30 Jun 2011):
great exposure! my vote.
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Enza Rossini said (30 Jun 2011):
da votare assolutamente!!!
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Massimo Bardelli gave props (30 Jun 2011):
Yeah my vote!
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Roxana Brivent-Barnes said (19 Jul 2011):
Superb, voted!
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Roxana Brivent-Barnes said (19 Jul 2011):
I have to add more to this image, is absolutely perfect, BRAVO again!
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Celina Ortelli gave props (16 Aug 2011):
my vote!
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Pedro Teixeira gave props (3 Sep 2011):
Adorable!Good job!VOTED!
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Kevin Kott gave props (6 Oct 2011):
My vote!!!
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James Wiley gave props (27 Jul 2012):
Very story telling and wow, that colour!
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Steven Smons gave props (27 Jul 2012):
Colours and the composition are good!
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Marcus Hammerschmitt gave props (28 Jul 2012):
Good one.
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Gabriel Hernandez said (14 Aug 2012):
I love this kind of photos that look simple at first glance but once you take a good look there is a lot going on. First, the light and the color green of the wall give this photo an Idyllic mood. Second, the subjects are completely unaware (or they don't care) of the camera and they are just doing what they would normally do (even if that means getting naked). Third, the pink wigs exquisitely contrast with the color of the wall. They also frame the subject and contrast with it while giving the photo great dynamics going around the center of the photo and finally landing into the eyes of the subject. And this is one of my favorite parts (fourth) the eyes may seem to draw a psychic line leading out of the picture, but it doesn't! The line takes the eye to the right edge of the photo to the ballerina flats (what a treat!). The final part of this terrific composition is how you utilized the DOF to contrast the creamy texture between the wall on the left of the mirror and the roughness of the wall on the right side of the mirror. Overall this is and exquisite photograph. Keep the good work up :)
