Of Consequence

Posted by Disoriented (Grinnell, IA, United States) on 7 March 2008 in Art & Design and Portfolio.

KINDA' SORTA' FAMOUS?: I am happy to inform you that my shot of the glass canopy of Kogod Courtyard was featured as a banner for the blog of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery called Face to Face.

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Comments (8)

rem_la from villiers, France

Ca fait un peu squeletique !!

7 Mar 2008 3:46am

@rem_la: I had to get my girlfriend to translate for me. And yes it is quite skeletal. =D There's actually 5 of them arranged as such and they're about 12-15 inches tall.

Hoàng Sơn from Santa Ana, United States

Great use of DOF. :)

7 Mar 2008 11:48am

@Hoàng Sơn: Thanks very much!

Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom

There is the look of a mirage about this . . really like those figures.

7 Mar 2008 5:34pm

@Ronnie 2¢: Thanks Ronnie! The 5 or so figures were arranged in a staggered way. So I had some interesting shots with the figures.

Levine from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Hey, been busy lately? Im really looking forward for some update :) Love ur work.

11 Mar 2008 11:21pm

@Levine: Hiya Levine and thanks for the support. I've been terribly busy these past few weeks. I just came back from a 3 day job interview. Yep, you read it. 3 days of interviews including a lecture demonstration and an open lecture. I had to take over a week to prepare and I finally came back. Needless to say, I am exhausted but I hope to be posting again soon. =D

niña kristine from New York, United States

great b/w shot. loved how the focus was on the middle figure and how the others were blurred, yet you could still see and 'feel' the texture in all three.

13 Mar 2008 9:56am

@niña kristine: Thanks very much Niña!!! I'm always playing around with depth of field as much as possible and the figures were in the right position. =D

drphoto from Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

Nice composition and depth of field. Love the texture and the walking on water. I know the figures are not your work but you chose what to include in the frame - good choices!

Dan

24 Mar 2008 7:46pm

@drphoto: Thanks Dan!