a flash in the dark by jocko500
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Description
I like shooting photos in the light that is in the room. yes I do use flash when I have to. Here I was takeing a photo of the boy I know when he was 10 year old now he grown and it his brithday. As I was shooting a flash gone off and I thought I put on the flash by mistake I saw I had it off. so did not think anything about it intill I got home.
I like the lighting here and the way it looks
thanks for looking and comments
Comments (41)
Fantastic shot and lighting, Jocko!!
Excellent capture, Jock!
Stunning shot, just in the right moment. Superbly done!!
Two photos at one time... sensational capture !
It is amazing and fun to see two flashes here Jocko, the bright bluish camera flash and the heart warming smile on the lady which seems even brighter!!! 5+++
I really like how the light and even it's absence focuses the eye. This is a wonderful character study and reportage piece. Like it a lot!
This is superb, Jock. Love this intimate lighting. Beautiful lady, she has an enchating smile. I really like this work. Hugs. Di. xx
Cool snap !
Oh my gosh, this turned out SO cool! It added the just enough light to young man, and did a really neat "portrait" of the woman sitting there! Way cool happy results!
Very unusual lighting with the other flash lighting up the lady in the back.I doubt if you could have done this if you had been trying.
I get what you mean Jocko, you knew the man when he was a boy, he is now the man with the moustache, the lady that is lit was a guest at another table. I have often thought about but never had the opportunity to do, going into a church at night, setting the camera up on a tripod pointing down towards the altar. Setting the camera to bulb and dashing about the place firing the flash off at different area's so as to highlight them. I have had this thought for many years but am now no longer able to dash about. Sorry about that ramble. I like this for its uniqueness’ and for bringing back the thoughts I had so many years ago. Bravo!!!!!