For the next seven to ten days I will be out of town attending the opening of the Kinsey Juried Exhibition in Bloomington, Indiana. I have a photograph in the exhibit. I am sorry, but here will be no new posts during that time. I hope those of you who are following this blog will return for further posts when I get back.
Meanwhile, please take a look at the complete posting to date, if you have not, and leave some comments if you will. I have been very pleased at the participation so far, but part of the reason for this blog is to elicit a response to the images, so I would appreciate your thoughts.
Below is the image on display in the Exhibition:
Climax I
This image is exactly what it appears to be. It was shot in low light, using a $12 aluminum utility light and a flood bulb, clipped to a chair. The tungsten light created the orange-red color. Initially I color-corrected it, but then realized that the more intense color heightened the emotion of the moment.
This is the first digital image I have shown here, and the first color. I will return to black and white film images after this.
The photograph was printed in a 24"x24" format, and framed to 27"x27". The large size further enhances the intensity of the image.
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