Great perspective, great use of frame, and great scene. Can't decide whether I like the exposure emphasis on the poster, rather than on the preacher - though I can see you had a tough choice to make.
Really strong shot of his intensity and fervor. Difficult lighting leads to processing difficulties that maybe need revisiting as his skin tone/facial lighting is not pleasing.
Really strong shot of his intensity and fervor. Difficult lighting leads to processing difficulties that maybe need revisiting as his skin tone/facial lighting is not pleasing.
One of those shots that I wish I could do-over, but can't. I was squatting
on the ground shooting up into the sky and forgot to think about metering.
The metering was set to Matrix, and should have been Spot. So, the sign
determined the lighting even though the focus was on the face.
That sign acted almost like a reflector bouncing light right into the face.
The funny thing about the shot was that the sermon was a diatribe against
me and my kind, the crowd was "Amen, brother"ing, but everyone was
polite to me by giving me unobstructed room to shoot. Right after the
shot the man put the sign down and there was no chance for an
interesting second shot.
...
The funny thing about the shot was that the sermon was a diatribe against
me and my kind, the crowd was "Amen, brother"ing, but everyone was
polite to me by giving me unobstructed room to shoot....
Comments
"He not busy being born is busy dying." Bob Dylan
"The more ambiguous the photograph is, the better it is..." Leonard Freed
One of those shots that I wish I could do-over, but can't. I was squatting
on the ground shooting up into the sky and forgot to think about metering.
The metering was set to Matrix, and should have been Spot. So, the sign
determined the lighting even though the focus was on the face.
That sign acted almost like a reflector bouncing light right into the face.
The funny thing about the shot was that the sermon was a diatribe against
me and my kind, the crowd was "Amen, brother"ing, but everyone was
polite to me by giving me unobstructed room to shoot. Right after the
shot the man put the sign down and there was no chance for an
interesting second shot.
http://tonycooper.smugmug.com/
www.SaraPiazza.com - Edgartown News - Trad Diary - Facebook
He was ranting against photographers?!!!!scratch
// richard <http://www.richardmanphoto.com>
richardmanphoto on Facebook and Instagram
I think it was people named Tony.
"He not busy being born is busy dying." Bob Dylan
"The more ambiguous the photograph is, the better it is..." Leonard Freed
My Galleries
Flicker
G+
Strong and a nice grab Tony, with appropriate conversion
Well done
_________