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17-SEP-2005

Where darkness dwells

Canon EOS 20D
1/60s f/2.8 at 24.0mm iso3200 hide exif
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Date/Time17-Sep-2005 18:37:23
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length24 mm
Exposure Time1/60 sec
Aperturef/2.8
ISO Equivalent3200
Exposure Bias-0.67
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Guest 15-Sep-2007 00:03
Amazing capture. This image has a lot to say.
regi olbrechts10-Mar-2007 18:32
Tells a lot about living conditions and environnement
Great light too and again: very good composition! Bravo.
VOTE ;-)
Guest 07-Dec-2006 16:11
Fantastic,Kal!!
type07-Dec-2006 14:42
Thanks to David Proctor for the link. This is amazing.
Ray :)07-Dec-2006 14:32
The shape of the girl with her dress really works here. Love the whole image.
~V~
George McCarten08-May-2006 12:14
Wonderful alignment of the child and the light coming in from the right. This is perfect.
david procter11-Feb-2006 05:02
This is one of the most expressive images I have ever seen! Incredible narrative - the stories the screaming in my mind.
Guest 07-Nov-2005 22:15
I actualy REALY LIKE THIS came back for another look
Guest 31-Oct-2005 14:35
Hi! Thanks for your kind comments on my work! Ive had a lovely look through your galleries and came accross the image...i LOVE IT! Its scarey, frightening, eerie perfect! love this style, i think you should do more on this theme!

Many Thanks!
Phil Douglis02-Oct-2005 05:18
Another incredible image, Kal. The shadow is an extension of the child, reaching out to move where she dare not go. The golden street is at once inviting and threatening. She is all alone, and God only knows what lurks within those doors. She should never be out on that street, yet the golden light is so warm and inviting it almost makes it all right. (If this was black and white, she would in the midst of a nightmare!)
Marisa Livet19-Sep-2005 17:40
Kal, this is splendid!
I'm sorry for my too long virtual absence from your world. It's such a joy to come back to the enchanting atmosphere of your images.
This picture is perfect. I like the warm, golden light, fighting ideally with the darkness and the frail child on the edge of all that.
Marisa
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