Kubrick

lizzard_nyclizzard_nyc Registered Users Posts: 4,056 Major grins
edited April 10, 2011 in The Dgrin Challenges
This wasn't my original idea, but sometimes you are handed a little gift and have to go with it.

As an aside, dont' you find Kubrick type senarios all around you now?
I'm becoming obsessed.
If this sends me over the edge, Sean I'm blaming you;)
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Liz A.
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  • rdallandrdalland Registered Users Posts: 150 Major grins
    edited April 9, 2011
    Love number one!
  • rbustraenrbustraen Registered Users Posts: 127 Major grins
    edited April 9, 2011
    I prefer the #1 as well... great capture.
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  • Molotov EverythingMolotov Everything Registered Users Posts: 211 Major grins
    edited April 9, 2011
    I think I'd like #2 more than 1 if you toned down the blue. Tinting it blue makes it look more like the hedge maze in the snow from the Shining but this was too much.
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  • WhatSheSawWhatSheSaw Registered Users Posts: 2,221 Major grins
    edited April 9, 2011
    The blue treatment mutes the shadow on the bottom half of her face a bit. The shadow bothers me in the first. I agree that the blue is a bit too blue.
  • angevin1angevin1 Registered Users Posts: 3,403 Major grins
    edited April 9, 2011
    That B&W works, quite well. The blue one opens up to much of the scene killing the contrast and the effect the B&W has.
    tom wise
  • lizzard_nyclizzard_nyc Registered Users Posts: 4,056 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2011
    Thank you everybody.
    This is my plan b image.

    I still intend to shoot the image that's in my head, but this is a just in case.

    FWIW--I really like the bw for the fright factor--I was going for the blue color on the other that is present in many of Kubrick's films, but I'm definately not nailing it.
    Liz A.
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