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Storm Clouds Gather

Storm Clouds Gather

The girl with the umbrella in 'Storm Clouds Gather' is a self-portrait photographed in my living room in front of a large window. It was shot for anot...
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The girl with the umbrella in 'Storm Clouds Gather' is a self-portrait photographed in my living room in front of a large window. It was shot for another concept entirely but my images have a tendency to take on a different life all of their own. The scene is a beach photographed at sunrise in Yeppoon. The clouds have been masked to look as if they're wrapping around me. It was created to illustrate the best ways to shoot and edit black and white photography which you can read about at www.exposingillusions.com.
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