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By: jacques brisebois
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Photographer	jacques brisebois {Karma:73883}
Project	#3 The Intimate Portrait	Camera Model	Canon EOS 20D
Categories	Portrait Alternative Process People	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	girls	Lens	canon 17-85 ISM USM
Uploaded	3/10/2009	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 4 go
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Critiques	14	Rating	5.83 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - Ste-Marthe sur le lac State - QUÉBEC Country - Canada
About	Helene relaxing on a chair in the sun worked with PS to ad grain and contrast

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jacques brisebois {K:73883} 4/1/2009

thanks so much Nick, really appreciate my friend.

Nick Karagiaouroglou

{K:127263} 3/21/2009

There is definitely places of overexposure here but in this case they only enhance the presence of the strong sunlight, Jacques! It really looks like a hot summer day should look. The composition's balance is just about right to me and the timing was exactly as needed for a natural portrait in the sun. I consider the details/plasticity of the face a big plus on this one.

The addition of grain made it look rather like a magnification of a part of an old image in the style of imposing some special importance of the person - a bit of documentary and history here.

Cheers!

Nick