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Sometimes it is very difficult to get the real expression of your subject in a portrait shot especially when you have the subject posed for you. He/she will be so aware of the camera and they tend to hide the real self in front of the camera.
In the classic case of portrait shot of Churchill, Karsh intentionally took away the cigar of Churchill. The prime minister was not so pleased about that. His grumpy expression was what Karsh wanted and it is a real expression.
This is not so easy to be replicated by other photographers. That is why we like to shoot candid because those are real expressions that you will not find in posed shots.
We have lots of rain in the weekend. I stayed indoor and was not sure if this will be something called real expression.
A candid shot of a stranger shopper in shopping mall.
Fuji X-Pro2 camera
Fuji XF 90mm F2 lens
ISO 3200
ACROS with red filter film simualtion
Leica M11
Leica APO-SUMMICRON-M 1:2/50 ASPH.
At the banks of the Sumida River in Sumida Ward, Tokyo, Japan.
Set monochrome on the camera side and shoot JPEG with 1.8x crop. With 1.8x crop, the angle of view is equivalent to 50mm->90mm. Unlike trimming, the entire sensor is used to shoot, so the image quality does not deteriorate even if the image is enlarged.
"I am a divine expression of the cosmos. Living in a cycle of impermanence."
#spiritual #energy #shadows #cosmic
Photo taken on : 11.09.2010
Place : Red Road, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
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"I have always looked upon decay as being just as wonderful and rich an expression of life as growth."
Henry Miller
Body language speaks volumes! Exploring our femininity through touch and gestures is such a powerful way to tap into and communicate our emotions. The more comfortable we are with ourselves, the more we can generate positive vibes! Lord knows we need more of that these days.
Here's one more pic from my chaise session, courtesy of the brilliant Amanda Richards, who just makes me wanna smile! :-)
Bench Monday
I snapped this out the Jeep window. The expressions of the two sitting on the bench were amazingly different.
Photography: Fred Zinggl
Hair & Makeup: Mish Bratsos
Modelling and Retouching: Kelly Kooper
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Grabbed this great expression during a shoot at Dubbo Zoo (NSW; Australia) with long time friend and fellow flickr photographer Joe Micallef a couple of days ago.
Don't know if you're familiar with the game - but I thought this guy was the model on which that game is named!!!
Hope you like it and it gives you a smile!!
Have a great day (better than his!!) and an even better weekend everyone!!
Thanks again for comments, views or favorites for this or any of my other images - greatly appreciated!!!
trying to create some kind of art out of these 2 railings - 2nd experiment
footbridge connecting ifc and discovery bay pier
“Of all the means of expression, photography is the only one that fixes the precise moment. We play with things that disappear and that, once disappeared, it is impossible to revive. For us, what disappears, disappears forever: hence our anguish and also the essential originality of our trade. What comes out of that camera is no stranger to the economy of a world of waste, where tensions are increasingly intense and where the ecological consequences are already excessive.” Henri Cartier-Bresson
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Today is very special day to me. Now I am a proud owner of DSLR - Sony Alpha A200. I went crazy shooting with it on Sunday. Here I uploaded my most liked from the weekend shoot. Well, this is the first DSLR picture in my photo stream. I am sooo HAPPY about it!!!
Special thanks to Adarsh for guiding me in my first DSLR shoot.
Each athlete is having his own unique experience as witnessed by the myriad expressions.
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