of the Year Awards 2010 - Digital Photographer
of the Year Awards 2010 - Digital Photographer
of the Year Awards 2010 - Digital Photographer
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Runner-up<br />
Summer Sun (right)<br />
Photographed by David Pinzer<br />
Shot details:<br />
Canon EOS 5D<br />
Mark II with 50mm<br />
lens at 50mm and<br />
f2, ISO 100<br />
“The picture was made<br />
on a late summer<br />
evening during <strong>the</strong><br />
last minutes <strong>of</strong> sun.<br />
Shot against <strong>the</strong> low<br />
standing sun, using<br />
a reflector in front to<br />
light up <strong>the</strong> face”<br />
“Such a captivating portrait. The strong eye<br />
contact is heightened by those gorgeous<br />
catch-lights and <strong>the</strong> backlighting helps thrust<br />
<strong>the</strong> model even closer to <strong>the</strong> viewer. The<br />
intentional clipped highlights work well to<br />
accentuate <strong>the</strong> feeling <strong>of</strong> summer.”<br />
Runner-up<br />
Deserter (right)<br />
Photographed by John Galione<br />
Shot details:<br />
Nikon D50 with<br />
55-200mm lens at<br />
200mm and f5.6,<br />
1/3200sec, ISO 200<br />
“This is a photo <strong>of</strong> actor<br />
Steven Hartley on<br />
set <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> World War<br />
II film Deserter that<br />
I candidly snapped<br />
while he rehearsed his<br />
upcoming scene”<br />
“This may be a still from a movie, but <strong>the</strong>re<br />
is still tension in <strong>the</strong> face, which makes it so<br />
strong. I want to know what he is thinking, it<br />
is making me work, surely <strong>the</strong> sign <strong>of</strong> a great<br />
portrait. Great quality”<br />
IN ASSOCIATION WITH<br />
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR AWARDS <strong>2010</strong> 9