'Very nicely done Jane....the image is all texture and mood.......and appropriately dim.
Great take on the theme as well...............very painful and universal
Thanks for sharing an intimate image (even posed)
Peter
Haunting. I needed to return to the image over a period of time, rather than commenting upon my first view.
Facial expression is hidden - and under the circumstances, I understand why that could be the most difficult thing to render properly, absent true grief or a consummate actor - yet the body language is so eloquent, and so perfectly complemented by the light and the softness, that it would be hard to find a better representation of emotional agony.
That's a powerful image.
canandaigua ph wrote:
'Very nicely done Jane....the image is all texture and mood.......and appropriately dim.
Great take on the theme as well...............very painful and universal
Thanks for sharing an intimate image (even posed)
Peter
Thanks, Peter. The antithesis of your photo I think! I always love to see your photos and get your comments.
Jane
Photon wrote:
Haunting. I needed to return to the image over a period of time, rather than commenting upon my first view.
Facial expression is hidden - and under the circumstances, I understand why that could be the most difficult thing to render properly, absent true grief or a consummate actor - yet the body language is so eloquent, and so perfectly complemented by the light and the softness, that it would be hard to find a better representation of emotional agony.
That's a powerful image.
Jess, you are so right about trying to get a facial expression correct when acting. Of course, I am sure that Robert could have pulled it off But, body language is universal, and so powerful. I am so glad you took the time to comment and am glad that it moved you. I just hope it isn't foreshadowing :worried:
Jane
But, body language is universal, and so powerful. I am so glad you took the time to comment and am glad that it moved you. I just hope it isn't foreshadowing :worried: