I left New Zealand mid-2003, bound for Istanbul and a new lif. After two years, a Belgian guy lured me into his world, deep in the heart of Europe. For a long time I was an in-process immigrant. One day we married. These days it's about photography, a little red wine and wandering ... and so the journey goes.
Well it was crazy back there Mark, the atmosphere was truly electric ...
I think I put her in the centre of the narrow corridor under a light, checked out the yellow lights around us, and then ... I can't remember the settings Mark, but yes, with flash.
If you can imagine the heat, the atmosphere and etc, then you'll understand ... it was truly hard work but so exciting :)
I'm sure one day it will happen Di - your work is very impressive.
I also wondered how you achieved this perfect color balance on a flash photo (but then, I'm not a pro)
I did run into the limitations inherent to a cell-phone/gsm camera at the Roma theater: when lighting is low, one can basically forget about taking snapshots.
Anyway, it's great reading that you enjoyed the experience.
I know what you mean about the limitations of flash in the Roma ... I love messing around with the settings on my camera though and I got a few edgy no-flash images I was pleased with.
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Great colour balance from a flash Di. Can you tell me how you shot this?
Well it was crazy back there Mark, the atmosphere was truly electric ...
I think I put her in the centre of the narrow corridor under a light, checked out the yellow lights around us, and then ... I can't remember the settings Mark, but yes, with flash.
If you can imagine the heat, the atmosphere and etc, then you'll understand ... it was truly hard work but so exciting :)
Wish I could do this everyday.
I'm sure one day it will happen Di - your work is very impressive.
I also wondered how you achieved this perfect color balance on a flash photo (but then, I'm not a pro)
I did run into the limitations inherent to a cell-phone/gsm camera at the Roma theater: when lighting is low, one can basically forget about taking snapshots.
Anyway, it's great reading that you enjoyed the experience.
I know what you mean about the limitations of flash in the Roma ... I love messing around with the settings on my camera though and I got a few edgy no-flash images I was pleased with.
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