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17 June 2005 - Portrait with candle

This is the original.

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
1/4s f/4.0 at 135.0mm iso400 full exif

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Guest		09-Apr-2006 20:51
Stunning image, the candlelight is beautiful

Michaval		12-Feb-2006 22:14
Gran foto. Bien medida la luz y buena creación.

Guest		22-Aug-2005 15:33
wow.. excellent..so soft and moody with such beautiful skin tones and candle shades... you make Canon Proud !! cheers utsav

Brando Ho		18-Aug-2005 23:45
Excellent composition and lighting...nice shot.

b-w studio		29-Jun-2005 04:09
This is so elegent.

Guest		25-Jun-2005 12:37
Bravissimo Chris ...simply perfect verdi-

Marc Demoulin		24-Jun-2005 18:36
Nice mastering in difficult light conditions Chris. Marc

laine82		22-Jun-2005 08:07
A beautiful portrait.

Guest		22-Jun-2005 00:49
beautiful lighting!!

Manfred Bachmann		21-Jun-2005 22:03
Very beautiful and sensual portrait, light and mood are wonderful!

Fabienne		21-Jun-2005 20:50
very beautiful.

Ron Horloff		21-Jun-2005 17:36
Excellent lighting! And a beautiful mood. Ron

Guest		20-Jun-2005 10:37
I think I like this one of the two better.. Not to say there´s anything wrong in previous day´s picture! Both have stunning moody lighting. Well done!

Susanne		20-Jun-2005 05:31
I like the red glow on your face, wonderful.

Guest		20-Jun-2005 04:26
Orange or reddish light always add to a person's face :)

Gayle P. Clement		20-Jun-2005 04:13
The light is perfect and she is quite beautiful.

Johan Toll		19-Jun-2005 22:55
Fantastic portrait! Lovely mysterious feeling and a very nice use of light.

Guest		19-Jun-2005 22:24
Brilliant this is!

Gail Davison		19-Jun-2005 18:14
this is beautiful too. Have a nice trip. Hurry home!

Stu		19-Jun-2005 07:42
Absolutely beautiful

Guest		19-Jun-2005 07:10
i like this one better. :) wonderful glow and emotive face.

Karen Leaf		19-Jun-2005 04:30
I do like yesterday's better-the hidden light is/was so mysterious-sometimes less is more. Glad you showed both Chris, both images have great merit.

Gary Winters		18-Jun-2005 21:50
Very serence, calm and peaceful image.

don nieman		18-Jun-2005 13:06
Very soft and warm light on a beautiful face. Nice.

Guest		18-Jun-2005 11:28
Very nice!

Guest		18-Jun-2005 11:20
very nice picture ! looks like she smells the light...

Guest		18-Jun-2005 06:34
Wow im loving this!

Di		18-Jun-2005 03:40
While both images are superb, I prefer yesterday's because the light source is hidden. Makes the image somehow more interesting. Have a wonderful weekend!

Guest		18-Jun-2005 03:39
this one is more expressive ;-) excellent

Bryan Murahashi		18-Jun-2005 03:28
Another great shot.

uofmtiger		18-Jun-2005 02:36
Not sure, either..vote

JeremyGood		18-Jun-2005 02:01
Both are great, I think I like this one a bit better.

Lazy 3L Photography		18-Jun-2005 00:22
Hmmmm, this is beautiful, but I believe I like the other better, as well. This explains the light source, true, but I rather agree with northstar and I also think perhaps this pulls too much attention to the candle, and away from her face. I also like it better that you flipped the image....I actually saved it and opened in an editing program so I could look at it both ways and I think you made the right choice.

Josy's Pics		18-Jun-2005 00:18
Beautiful, well done Chris. Josy

Chris		17-Jun-2005 23:45
I like the original as much or more than the crop. Excellent frame of reference to have the candle in the shot.

David Clunas		17-Jun-2005 21:47
Very nice Chris, the tones and mood are fabulous

Guest		17-Jun-2005 21:41
I can't choose..I love both of them..vote

northstar37		17-Jun-2005 20:19
I like the one yesterday a bit better, you don't know the source of the light. Adds a bit of mystery.

northstar37		17-Jun-2005 20:19
I like this one.

Costi Jacky		17-Jun-2005 19:49
Excellent lighting on a fabulous portrait.

Guest		17-Jun-2005 19:12
Awesome portrait Chris, voted Iannis

Guest		17-Jun-2005 17:59
Both are very beautiful (they also remind me of Georges de La Tour, of course, because of the light). Wonderful portraits. Raffinés! I voted! This one is my favourite.

Adalberto Tiburzi		17-Jun-2005 17:17
I do prefer this one.

Antonis Sarantos		17-Jun-2005 17:01
I can't make up my mind which one is better and why should I? They are both super! Voted of course.

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