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By: Emily Kennedy
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Photographer	Emily Kennedy {Karma:261}
Project	#21 Alone	Camera Model	Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P52
Categories	Portrait Digital Others	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sony
Uploaded	4/19/2006	Film / Memory Type	(digital format)
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Kent State - Country - United Kingdom
About	I took this image for a personal space project to convey the feeling of loneliness. I like the black and white and strong contrast, please feel free to comment on this image and others, all will be greatly appreciated. As I am an A level student I really need advice to improve my work, thanks :)

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Mary Slade {K:40338} 4/30/2006

I like it Emily! Like the B&W, little shadow on the face and not seeing the eyes. It just goes with the loneliness theme. Suits textured background too. Could be the start of a documentary or film!

matthew kinslow {K:2525} 4/20/2006

Hey man... the photos not that bad... should be a little more contrast or darker... the lens flare has got to go.. I don't know people use that in photoshop it's cheasy... for one the light source isn't comming from that angle... and the light is a little harsh on her hand... it makes her look uncomfortable and not lonely... if you want lonely... put her in a very dark room... with a single light kinda bright with sharp edges... just let the shadows bring her out... good luck

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