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I like this a lot, Sam. The Madonna’s line of sight is perfect here. Also, very good use of light.
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Thanks, Andrea. It’s hard to imagine a venue with much better lighting for shooting. I wrestled for the right perspective, though. I wasn’t happy, honestly, because there was so much space to the right in this shot that was garbage. I finally go the look I was after, more or less, after a lot of moving around and then some creative cropping in post….
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The shots you have shared from this exhibition have such warmth and beauty.
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Thanks, Dawn. Now brace yourself. Up next is another run through the images, only this time they’ll be HDRed up a bit for dramatic effect. 🙂
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Elegant framing. You really brought out the grain in the wood,
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