While I chose two female models for this photo, it is less about sexuality and more about the couple. I purposely shot this photo the way I did so that viewers could see come to their own conclusions about it. Some people see the figure on the right as turning towards the one on the left, while others view it as turning away. While I made a specific choice while shooting, I leave it to the viewer to decide what direction they see.
17 responses
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Zach L. said (18 Jul 2007):
Great Idea and amazing picture. Long exposures are always wonderful.
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Mauro Lattuada said (19 Nov 2007):
Woww!
Great idea, very compliment.
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Julien Chuquet said (10 Feb 2008):
brilliant idea
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Gary Rittermeyer said (29 Jun 2008):
Great concept...very inventive.
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Lynn H gave props (23 Aug 2008):
Amazing shot! Bravo!!!!!
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Christine Marsh gave props (17 May 2009):
Excellent capture!
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Brian Basi gave props (16 Jun 2009):
Amazingly well thought and executed photograph!
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Sittipong Kongtong said (17 Jun 2009):
I love the shot.
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Blake Jones said (21 Jun 2009):
This is a great image. You did extremely well on this!
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gunst jeroen said (26 Jun 2009):
nice shot! just love it!
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Serdar Sari said (1 Jul 2009):
Great.
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Chelsea Rising gave props (21 Jul 2009):
great portrait, voted
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Breee said (29 Jul 2009):
amazing photograph! awesome idea!
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Stephanie Marie Hatch said (31 Jul 2009):
I don't think it matters whether the figure is turning toward its partner or away, the vagueness suggests unrest, and a stage of transition in the relationship. There is a disconnect between the figures, which evokes an emotional response to the photo.
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J. Aiden Simon added a link (5 Aug 2009):
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Malissa Ahlin said (3 Sep 2009):
I love the emotional aspect of this photo through the girls' eyes as she watches her partner toss in her sleep. Then I further read your description and loved it even more... it's great that you have left the mystery of perspective to others who are viewing this photo! fantastic
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Mindy Mcgregor said (4 Sep 2009):
Fabulous work!
