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Eternityby *RobinHedberg

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Submitted on: March 18, 2011
Image Size: 292 KB
Resolution: 800×565

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Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Shutter Speed: 1/250 second
Aperture: F/36.0
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows
Sensor Size: 5mm

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Eternity by *RobinHedberg
Suggester says: The black/white tones used in this photo are reminiscent of x-ray shots, creating a deeply expressive portrait that is also a meditation on mortality - haunting and unforgettable. ( Suggested by =GraphiteColours and Featured by `hellfirediva )

Critique by ~THEendOmega Feb 13, 2013, 3:17:56 AM

Staring death in the face.

A powerful image even among powerful images.

I adore this picture. I love the lighting. I love the black and white. I love the tone of her eyes, the expression on her face. One could even argue the skull has an expression.

Its almost saying "You and I, in time, will be one and the same"

Terrifying, Poignant, and amazingly powerful.

I don't think any more needs to be said. Anybody who needs to seek out a problem with this picture has too much time on their hands and just cannot appreciate art as it is.

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Critique by *belavrana Nov 30, 2012, 7:43:02 PM

This is so well done in every way, I feel it come out of my computer screen. The way it is posed, how it is such a close-up view, it's so perfect.

I would swear that the skeleton is in fact expressing emotion here.
I could swear the skeleton is the lover of the living person in the picture.

Obviously the person has emotion too.

I love the tonality, how there is a lot of contrast, too.

How close it is makes the emotion strong, too I think.

I just love this in every way, which probably isn't that great of a critique, but I do.