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The C-Section
 ----- Nikon D80 + 50mm f1.8 + IR remote. Tutu is made. Lighting as explained in [link] (DIY - Lighting - multiple light sources; 1 bouncer and 1 spot) . Minor vignetting in post editing. Color balance as explained in [link] (How to - Do basic post editing). Darkened shadows and increased midtones to create a slightly better contrast. ----- Hoping to do more with this style of lighting. Been meaning to do this concept for awhile. I would much prefer it done with a pregnant model though. If anyone wants to replicate the concept with a pregnant model feel free; I'd love to see the results.  Or maybe I'll try this shot again in a decade or so  PS: No, these markings are not the markings for a real cesarean. This is simply a conceptual realization; not a literal representation. I generally hate explaining concepts but a lot of people seem to be interpreting this photo way too literally. One deviant seems to have summed up the interpretation fairly well: "Sounds painful. But what do I know about childbirth; I'm a guy. LOL on the tic-tac-toe board!" In other words: It's a lighthearted, childish spin on a painful sacrifice inspired by personal oblivion. If you want to suggest another title, feel free. If you interpreted the concept differently, I'd love to hear what it was. There will hopefully be another photo in this cesarean series entitled Afterglow, with scar lines instead of incision marks. * * * * * under the CC license, this photo may be used on other websites as long as: 1. Attribution (credit) is given to Jean Fan, roseonthegrey, AND roseonthegrey . deviantart . com 2. A link is placed on the website linking back to the original photo 3. All other conditions under the CC license are met (photo may not be altered in any way) |
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John Pavilonis
Existence is futile!
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Jean Fan (roseonthegrey) | Conceptual Photography
Never be afraid to try something new.
Remember, amateurs built the ark.
And professionals built the Titanic.
Prints, Stock, Tutorials @ [link]
Darn, you already took the middle spot for tic tac toe... There goes my strategy.
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"We shall give thanks to the Sleepless Ones
Who carved our Futures
Into a Historical Past."
You always have such pretty lighting and clothes, and such brilliant ideas.
Lovely and wonderful.
♥
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Welcome home, welcome back, welcome to your humble shack! ♥
nice job
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caro
I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance. -E. E. Cummings
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My Page: [link]
My Gallery: [link]
My Scraps: [link]
My Prints: [link]
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The lighting makes it absolutely gorgeous.
I love her skirt, and the pose.
It looks kind of like she'd be leaning against a wall, but she's not. haha.
Amazing work dear. ♥
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The magic of photography is not the camera,
but capturing the moment, and remembering it forever. ♥
..Call me Kate please.* ♫
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Listen to the song the Earth sings. Its violin is the fields of grain and the great vast oceans of blue . Its bow is the wind. Listen to its beautiful song.....Listen.
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Keep your coins; I WANT CHANGE.
The world is in your hands.
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