Julie: Sunset Smile
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44°15' 18" N, 74°2' 02" W44.255128 -74.033861
It's been a while since I shot my friend and New York musician Julie Smith, and we've both come a long ways since. You can hear Julie
on MySpace here .
These photos have been presented
as part of a collaboration with fellow Flickrite and Utatan Myla Kent as part of a Utata project. We've integrated two portrait shoots we did with our friend, and Myla presented the images with her characteristic grace. You can see them much larger and with an in-depth discussion
at the project page .
Comments
You have all the prettiest friends...
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This is a stunning portrait
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Oustanding portrait. the bokeh is really
outstanding.
Posted 19 months ago.
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Wow, great! What a rich backlit portrait.
The ringlets of hair go very well with the
round blur highlights
Posted 19 months ago.
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I'd favorite this one 5x if I could -- I
absolutely LOVE this one.
Posted 19 months ago.
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Incredible portrait. Man, you have to tell me
how do you get those wonderful skin tones and
light in the face!
Posted 19 months ago.
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Husker Don't [deleted] says:
whoa! She IS really pretty.......but to me,
this isn't geeky in the least bit. In fact,
most of the girls in this group aren't geek
girls at all. But, that's just my
opinion.....carry on.
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Just because she might not look geeky,
doesn't make her not geeky. She's a big ol'
geek.
Posted 19 months ago.
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This is my favorite of the series... what a
great idea!
Posted 19 months ago.
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Thanks, Michael! No fill-light. I did some
with fill as well, but I liked a simple
exposure on the face better.
Posted 19 months ago.
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Great portrait, the background is lovelySeen on your photo stream. (? )
Posted 19 months ago.
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This is fantastic :)
Posted 19 months ago.
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did you use the GF lightsphere for this?
Posted 19 months ago.
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Ryan, I just looked at the project page that
I found through Myla's stream. What a great
job you both did! You both have a similar
style and feel to your work, but you also
have your own unique approach. Excellent job!
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I don't generally like to leave prurient
comments. But...yum.
Posted 19 months ago.
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Haha, I'll forgive you for this one, spin.
Posted 19 months ago.
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Fantastic light, great photographer and
beautiful model. That makes for one great
photograph.
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wjecklund237 [deleted] says:
I read a joke in Musician magazine that went
something like this, "A woman goes up to
a saxophonist after he's finished playing for
the night and says, 'I've never heard playing
like that. When I heard you tonight, I wanted
to take you home and make love to you all
night." The saxophonist replies, 'Was
that the first or the second set?'"
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Haha, great comment, wjecklund
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