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27-NOV-2005

A Slice of Light #2

For the Empress of Expression

Canon EOS 20D
1/125s f/3.2 at 65.0mm iso800 hide exif
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Date/Time27-Nov-2005 09:02:19
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length65 mm
Exposure Time1/125 sec
Aperturef/3.2
ISO Equivalent800
Exposure Bias0.67
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Available Light Images10-Jan-2010 05:32
Fabulous image and a lovely helper :-)
Rob Rosetti03-May-2006 19:30
Excellent! V. Roberto
Guest 02-Dec-2005 03:08
love it, what a GREAT slice of color Kal!
Jennifer Zhou28-Nov-2005 14:11
I am speechless....Kal..

In fact, I am afraid to say anything here to disturb this quiet moment, to wake her up from her meditation. She is like an angel, and so peaceful even in the darkness. And when a slice of light falling on her, she seems never noticed. She is all in her world. And that ray of light is all we need to see into her purest soul...So perfect. ! LOVE IT!
Phil Douglis28-Nov-2005 04:25
A slice of light such as this can gives you everything expressive photography has to offer. It is automatically abstract (less is more). By showing only a slice of someone, you are automatically going to get an incongruous image as well. And finally, if you slice it right, you will slice to an essence, which almost always defines a human value. In this case, it is implies intensity. Another lesson learned here, Kal -- always look for the light. Don't worry about the subject, just look for the light, and good things can happen. As you make it happen here. And as I made it happen here:http://www.pbase.com/pnd1/image/43986573
Kal Khogali28-Nov-2005 01:31
Woke up in the morning to the sound of her. The curtain was only part open, and she was only part illuminated. Asked her to stay there (I think she thought she was being told off ;-( ), grabbed my camera, metered for the slice of light, and started to shoot. It soon, became a game. She is an intense child.
Guest 27-Nov-2005 16:07
Wow. This is so interesting. What a great composition and great exposure. I really like this concept and the expression on the child's face. It's a surreal, alsmot "ghostly" feeling. How did you create this?
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