Receiving The Light by Jim Chiesa

Jim Chiesa | all galleries >> Galleries >> My favourites > Receiving The Light


19-Oct-2005

Receiving The Light

This lady seemed to have a lot of contained emotions, from what I saw from another angle in the Church. I wanted to portray her in a certain way while respecting the intimacy of the moment she was going through.

I look forward to hearing your views in return.

Eglise St Michel, Le Havre

More recent shots being posted here www.jimphotostudio.com

Nikon D70 ,Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF AF-S DX Zoom

other sizes: small medium original auto

previous | next

All photos are Copyright Š2004-2008 Jim Chiesa. Use of images without express written permission is prohibited.

Guest		28-Apr-2007 07:17
Wonderful play of light... very poignant indeed!

Yiannis Pavlis		12-Dec-2005 21:57
a very beautifull photo.nice available light and superb warm color.

nomada		25-Nov-2005 21:45
Beautiful image.

Guest		25-Oct-2005 04:50
la lumière dans ce contexte est très intéressante !

Didier Vanderperre		25-Oct-2005 00:37
Jim Ditto mes comperes, bien que pas tres porte sur la religion moi meme, je dois admettre que cette photo est poignante et tres expressive. La lumiere est "divine" Didier

jlm		20-Oct-2005 21:19
belle lumiére, ambiance douce, parfait

ac		20-Oct-2005 19:09
Commentaire intéressant Jim, bon titre et très belle photo avec la lumière qui dirige le regard.

inti		19-Oct-2005 21:34
This is delightful Jim. Stunning light and the composition is perfect. Almost a painted quality - this is indeed a classic in my book. A very thoughtful image, taken with great sensitivity & expertise. best wishes my friend..Rob

Marc Demoulin		19-Oct-2005 19:05
Cette photo est extraordinaire pour les tons chaud et la composition. Vote. Marc

Carol E Sandgren		19-Oct-2005 18:33
I think her pose says it all, also the fact that she is sitting in the front of hte church, alone. Love your title...so aptly named! Your golden tones are certainly fitting for this "experience as well, and the light shining down from above makes it all the more spiritual. Great job on this, Jim!