into the night trying to hide the pain!!! (5 years and 2987 days ago)
rbsgrl says:
I think it is beautiful and very telling of those who pass on by.
Daughtry Home - Photography Contest [17 entries]
Contest goal:
Take a picture that illustrates one or more lyrics from the Daughtry song "Home." Lyrics can be found here Good luck!
Required level: 5+ or higher.
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Take a picture that illustrates one or more lyrics from the Daughtry song "Home." Lyrics can be found here Good luck!
Required level: 5+ or higher.
Status: finished. Check out the winners below!
Suggested by: magicsteve
Drivenslush: Is there more to the song?.. I mean did I miss something?.. I listened to it, I read it.. but is there a Poetry version or something? Does it resolve or anything.. Lovely voice and all, but.. oh crap.. honestly I don't get it.. and I have a super open mind here.. guess I'm saying HELP!! ( 5 years and 2987 days ago )
Drivenslush: Help as in, what am I looking for to take a picture of... sorry, I'm a bit thick, I really don't understand this contest.. I looked at all the entries and everything... EEEEKKKKK ( 5 years and 2987 days ago )
magicsteve: Drivenslush, the song is somewhat open to interpretation but basically it talks about someone who is fed up with his life. Someone who has followed his own path and left the people/places that mean the most to him in order to follow his dream. Now, even though he doesn't regret his decision, he misses his old life and is returning to it (hence, "Going Home"
. There is no resolution as the song takes place in the middle of the man's journey; he is "going home" but hasn't gotten there yet. It can also be assumed that someone he loves dearly is waiting for him once he gets there. Thats how I see it, anyway. Hope this helps. ( 5 years and 2985 days ago )
. There is no resolution as the song takes place in the middle of the man's journey; he is "going home" but hasn't gotten there yet. It can also be assumed that someone he loves dearly is waiting for him once he gets there. Thats how I see it, anyway. Hope this helps. ( 5 years and 2985 days ago ) magicsteve: Drivenslush, the song is somewhat open to interpretation but basically it talks about someone who is fed up with his life. Someone who has followed his own path and left the people/places that mean the most to him in order to follow his dream. Now, even though he doesn't regret his decision, he misses his old life and is returning to it (hence, "Going Home". There is no resolution as the song takes place in the middle of the man's journey; he is "going home" but hasn't gotten there yet. It can also be assumed that someone he loves dearly is waiting for him once he gets there. Thats how I see it, anyway. Hope this helps. ( 5 years and 2985 days ago )
. There is no resolution as the song takes place in the middle of the man's journey; he is "going home" but hasn't gotten there yet. It can also be assumed that someone he loves dearly is waiting for him once he gets there. Thats how I see it, anyway. Hope this helps. ( 5 years and 2985 days ago ) Howdie stranger!
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I'm staring out... - created by karaflazz
I don't regret this life - created by maclu2iaf
The miles are getting longer - created by magicsteve
Going Home - created by dato_t
Trying to Hide the Pain - created by jawshoewhah
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I think you mean "I'm staring out..." :P Awesome pic as always, though! Love the tones in your model's face.
Thank you magicsteve.I correct it.
This lighting technique is called Rembrandt lighting.
Rembrandt lighting is a lighting technique that is sometimes used in studio portrait photography. It can be achieved using one light and a reflector, or two lights, and is popular because it is capable of producing images which appear both natural and compelling with a minimum of equipment. Rembrandt lighting is characterized by an illuminated triangle under the eye of the subject, on the less illuminated side of the face. It is named for the Dutch painter Rembrandt, who often used this type of lighting.
very beautiful!
Stunning
wow,amazing capture author...well done
Lovely photo!
Thanks for explaining the lighting technique!
This is a very beautiful shot but more 'staring down thoughtfully' than 'staring out trying to hide the pain' imo..
Nice work, as usual.
GL!
Howdie stranger!
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