I See A Darkness

Kheoh Yee Wei from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

i like the darkness that made that gal popped out ;)

1 Jul 2007 8:49am

Mahyar from Tehran, Iran

subjects are great , but i think the lower and right area are too dark.

1 Jul 2007 10:05am

Daniel from Olympia, United States

looks like she is eye-balling you! Be careful!

1 Jul 2007 11:39am

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

So do I. This one is mysterious to me. Why is that figure on the left so bathed in darkness from the neck up? But whatever the reason, it's a such a great contrast to the girl on the right leaning forward and looking so flirtatious. All that black space threatens to swallow everything else whole, yet she seems to be making an effort to escape from it - or perhaps invite you into it... Great stuff - frightening!

1 Jul 2007 12:51pm

Kody Whiteaker from Pullman, United States

I have to honestly say I'm really impressed with your work on portraiture. You've done a great job creating stories about these people using images and practically no text. Letting the viewer decide how they want to interpret your pictures is one the best gifts you can give as a photographer. good job.

1 Jul 2007 1:03pm

still from France

Superb B&W As your habits. :-)

1 Jul 2007 2:43pm

filipe franco from Lagoa, Azores, Portugal

Duncan, Superb BW product! beautiful tones, exposure and contrast just perfect.

One of my Favs here!

1 Jul 2007 7:18pm

Helen from Melbourne, Australia

Another interesting (and fabulous portraiture) capture of train life. I am very curious about your modus operandi. It looks as though you were sitting on the floor! Do you shoot from your lap using the LCD? Do you pretending to fiddle with your camera or signal that you are shooting? You have me really intrigued now.

1 Jul 2007 11:33pm

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