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octabox slightly camera right head high pointing down 70 degrees ,Reflector waist height for fill.
The extensive ruins of Dirleton Castle in East Lothian Scotland are a great venue to tour around. These portraits were taken quickly to catch the rich near golden afternoon sunshine that lit our way into the castle. My mum Irene was ready to storm the defences, but she graciously made herself available for these chattered through pictures. The picturesque turret in the background is part of the excellent walled garden. The castle and grounds are both magnificent. We have visited several times and talked our way around the fantastic features from the palatial Haliburton Range to robust de Vaux Ramparts, from the Dungeon to the Doocot and the Monkey Puzzle Tree to the Bowling Green. If you have a chance then do check the opening times and make a visit.
Dirleton Castle is under the care of Historic Environment Scotland.
www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-place/places/dirleto...
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Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
Nobody knows but Jesus
Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
Glory Hallelujah
Sometimes I'm up and sometimes I'm down
Yes lord, you know sometimes I'm almost to the ground
O yes, Lord, still
You got here before I do
O yes Lord, don't forget to tell all my friends I'm coming too
O yes Lord, still
( Louis Armstrong )
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ok ok, this is the 3rd time I've uploaded this, but this is the last time I promise! Probably my favorite portrait I shot for phase 3. My best friend Ally is a great model!
De jeunes femmes sont souvent désorientées, car ayant perdu beaucoup de leurs points de repère dans leurs relations et leur environnement au quotidien.
Young women who are refugees are most likely to be disoriented, having lost much that is familiar in their everyday surroundings and relationships.
Emily hates having her photo taken (I think it shows a bit too!) I like this light on her face, even though she looks like I'm torturing her lol. 'I just don't enjoy my face!' she exclaimed, god knows why!!
Modella: Morena Tiberia
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Morley College: 'Out of Office The Artists in the Studio’- Michelle Avison, Artist and Programme Manager for Printmaking.
The practice of Documentary Photography means one generally becomes very accustomed to
working in spaces and locations that are not ones ‘own’. For this show ‘Out Of Office’, It was a
pleasure to go to my fellow colleagues studios, making portraits, recording their spaces and working
practices.
The sessions were collaborative and fun and I was always pleasantly surprised by the spaces I
encountered. For this series I chose to shoot on film, using available light and one roll of film per
person. I used a Bronica medium format camera. The considered and steady process of using this
camera (as opposed to the instant gratification of a digital slr) afforded me the opportunity to slow
down and consider the shots I was making.
All images shot on Kodak Portra 400 120 film.