Naught Night Noir

[Shadowman]

f/3.3, 1/125sec, ISO 4000

Naught Night Noir by JOHN, on Flickr

[Rick50]

Love that.. Even a little light from phone on her face.

[Shadowman]

Love that.. Even a little light from phone on her face.

Hi Rick,

Thanks for commenting.

[Chrisclick]

Very cool. Like the light and the conversion.

[Shadowman]

Very cool. Like the light and the conversion.

Hi Chris,

Thanks for commenting.

[lovelife65]

Nicely seen and captured.

[Shadowman]

Nicely seen and captured.

Hi Sharon,

Thanks for commenting.

[LePetomane]

I like it. Nicely done.

[GrahamS]

Shines a whole new light on "low key." Superb image.

[Tronhard]

John that is a masterful composition.

[DanK]

a great image.

[Shadowman]

I like it. Nicely done.

Hi Paul,

Thanks for commenting.

[Shadowman]

Shines a whole new light on "low key." Superb image.

Thanks Graham.

[Shadowman]

This is a wonderful image. Your use of light is really superb. And as Rick pointed out, you have even captured the light on your subject's face, which, to me, adds a perfect touch. In particular, I very much like the composition. Very nice. Thank you.

Hi Horatio,

Thanks for the comments.

[Shadowman]

John that is a masterful composition.

Hi Trev,

Thanks for commenting.

[Shadowman]

a great image.

Hi Dan,

Thank you.

[rpcrowe]

Well caught image. I like the way that the back/side light separates the subject from the background and the way the cell phone illuminates her face.

I am a tiny bit distracted by the bright light at about 11 O'clock from her face...

[Shadowman]

Well caught image. I like the way that the back/side light separates the subject from the background and the way the cell phone illuminates her face.

I am a tiny bit distracted by the bright light at about 11 O'clock from her face...

Hi Richard,

I assume you are talking about the flare, I thought that those background lights might cause some concern but I think it also makes the viewers eyes roam around the composition. Also, I am thinking of printing this and believe that all of the dark tones needs some relief. Thanks for commenting.

[NorthernFocus]

I rarely comment on street shots. This one is cool. Interesting how much light the screen throws on the lady's face. The only one of the bright lights in BG that I find distracting is the one up and to the right. The others are close enough to the subjects face that they actually lead my eye to her.

[rpcrowe]

John,
I can certainly see your point and was tossed up whether or not to mention that light.
How did you establish the exposure for this shot? It is really cool!
Richard