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It's raining man.......

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Frank Doorhof

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Model : Nathalie
MUA : Esther
Photographer : Frank Doorhof
Assistant : Corine Smit

Very nice if flashequiptment is waterproof......

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leonardobarreto.com

pro member
Very nice if Nathalie don't mind the rain ... Frank, Are you using submarine strobes?

Just one thing: I would have placed a strobe in the back aimed towards the camera to get more of the rain drops to and have more dimensionality...
 
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doug anderson

New member
This implies and interesting narrative. They were on their way to a party. Car trouble. The man goes looking for help and disappears. Soon, two men with long dirty beards and a questionable number of toes arrive. A three toothed smile....
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
doug anderson said:
This implies and interesting narrative. They were on their way to a party. Car trouble. The man goes looking for help and disappears. Soon, two men with long dirty beards and a questionable number of toes arrive. A three toothed smile....
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Hi Doug and Frank,

A good point to mention narrative in these pictures. It's an acceptable idea that art doe not need meaning or narrative and other associated concepts. However, a narrative is always intriguing can have social impact and be really entertaining.

Here the idea that this girl is somehow caught up in a wreck is presented as a tragedy of the "damsel in distress" scenario and works well. We know it's a setup but we are still moved by the energy of the contrast between beauty and destruction.

Asher
 
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doug anderson

New member
Asher Kelman said:
Hi Doug and Frank,

A good point to mention narrative in these pictures. It's an acceptable idea that art doe not need meaning or narrative and other associated concepts. However, a narrative is always intriguing can have social impact and be really entertaining.

Here the idea that this girl is somehow caught up in a wreck is presented as a tragedy of the "damsel in distress" scenario and works well. We know it's a setup but we are still moved by the energy of the contrast between beauty and destruction.

Asher
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Well, the fact that the photo evokes narrative thinking, whether that was your intent or not, speaks for the photo's impact.
 
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