It seemed like a neat concept and though I won't say the execution is perfect, I'm pretty content with the way this turned out.
Lighting was accomplished with two normal 60 watt bulbs that were aimed at the backdrop. A paper reflector parralel to the lense (the subject one, i should add lol) was placed to provide some frontal illumination. I tried to keep as much of the shadow as i could, but it was a give or take sorta thing.
Quick comments or in-depth critiques are always welcome. Any feedback floats my boat :D
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Cool mind game! I alway slike to be kept on my toes when voting through a big batch. This would look cool as a print for its uniqueness, and the grainy b/w effect is a perfect compliment to an older camera subject.
interesting. Definitely a unique vantage point. Could have used a touch more clarity and a little less noise, but I'll give you the kudos for imagination.
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