Thank you. That is what caught my eye. Fortunately she was standing still. It made it possible to keep her in focus while the rest of world moved out of focus.
Thank you. It was an event that I’ve tried to capture in the past with the cell phone’s light bouncing off a person’s face. They’ve mostly been disappointing, being out of focus and too narrow to get a feeling of the environment. This one resulted in just about what I wanted. It ranks high on my favorite list. I’ll use it for a photo club competition and see how it goes. That won’t be until next year but maybe in January or February. I’ll let you know how it does.
Photographs by Timothy S. Allen 
Love the lighting.
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Thank you. That is what caught my eye. Fortunately she was standing still. It made it possible to keep her in focus while the rest of world moved out of focus.
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Great shot!
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Victor, thank you.
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An interesting capture – very unique!
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The lighting seemed to be almost perfect for this. Her cell phone light was a bit too bright but I was able to tone it down in post production.
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WOW. What a shot!
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Jim, thank you. Hope all is well with you.
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A most unusual capture. Well done Tim, it’s the kind of moment that I would have been fumbling with my camera!
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Thank you. It was an event that I’ve tried to capture in the past with the cell phone’s light bouncing off a person’s face. They’ve mostly been disappointing, being out of focus and too narrow to get a feeling of the environment. This one resulted in just about what I wanted. It ranks high on my favorite list. I’ll use it for a photo club competition and see how it goes. That won’t be until next year but maybe in January or February. I’ll let you know how it does.
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Look forward to finding out how it does, Tim.
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Thanks!
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