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Do you feel like a person with no equal... or perhaps a person that stands out in the crowd? Do you feel like your surrounded by the norm? Are you the individual?
3 in this Series:
The Individual
The Outcast
Surrounded
3 in this Series:
The Individual
The Outcast
Surrounded
Image size
820x650px 236.89 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon PowerShot A40
Shutter Speed
1 second
Aperture
F/3.5
Focal Length
9 mm
Date Taken
Jan 4, 2004, 6:50:49 PM
© 2004 - 2024 se55
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Any filtration, refining and cultivation are the variables of norm. Civilization is a norm. Polite conduct is a norm. To remain an individual, one must sneak his way around and make a least damage balance out of pracitcing and obeying to each one.
Very pleased with the soft lighting. I would have only taken a different shoot angle approach, by perhaps positioning the coca-cola can ontop of an elevated platform , thus allowing for the camera to settle at it's base, and shoot a very monumental type feel composition, with a slightly distorted proportions of perspective... foreshortening and all that jazz... and of course the Mountaindew fortification gleeming menacingly from the background.
Altho I have to admit this gives it that "trapped, no escape" atmosphere that conveys pretty well how the impulse of majority crushes and asimilates the indiviual.
I'm aware that this is a series... very interesting, and thoroughly expolored, concept.
Very pleased with the soft lighting. I would have only taken a different shoot angle approach, by perhaps positioning the coca-cola can ontop of an elevated platform , thus allowing for the camera to settle at it's base, and shoot a very monumental type feel composition, with a slightly distorted proportions of perspective... foreshortening and all that jazz... and of course the Mountaindew fortification gleeming menacingly from the background.
Altho I have to admit this gives it that "trapped, no escape" atmosphere that conveys pretty well how the impulse of majority crushes and asimilates the indiviual.
I'm aware that this is a series... very interesting, and thoroughly expolored, concept.