Leaving
This was part of this shoot in an amazing house, it was caught in a time capsule….the property was recently sold and the furniture sold off too, this shoot is all that remains. I wanted to look back, not through the rose coloured glasses we usually gaze back with, but to look at the tension that lies just below the surface. The 50’s and early 60’s have this all to perfect image, surface image that is…
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Ben Ryan
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8 months ago
Nice – though the description doesn’t really match the image – would be nice to have a narrative closer to what’s going on visually.
Paul Vanzella
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8 months ago
That is the best shot ever… so much mood and I can see a very familar 57 cadillac windshield present… great work Bronek, probably one of my favourite images… almost David Lynch meets Gregory Crewdson, great series of work and absolutley briliant execution!
Helene Kippert, 8 months ago
This does capture for me the perfect outer shell and underlying tensions – very powerful!
Michael Douglass, 8 months ago
Terrific piece! Love the light so much, love the muted detail of the car mergin into the dense background. Excellent.
Peco Grozdanovski, 8 months ago
Bravo!!!
Lindsay Blamey, 8 months ago
Love the use of space in this one… light and execution are superb. I’m pleased you titled this leaving as at first I thought it was them arriving… It explains the facial expressions as they seem to be opposite with the girl looking quite puzzled by the events that took place and the guy a little more focused…. I’m dying to know what was said at that flippin’ dinner table!!!!. Superb series Bronek.
gabryshak, 8 months ago
emotive ~ great use of light
Adrian Donoghue, 8 months ago
Brilliant work.
Benjamin Scheurer, 8 months ago
very cinematic….fantastic shot, Bronek!
Jeremy Harrington, 8 months ago
this is an amazing shot..
Dave Aarons, 8 months ago
Excellent
flamingalah, 8 months ago
Reminds me of a horror movie. Lots of atmosphere, well done.
nic78, 8 months ago
Seeing the before shots made this shot perfect. Neither have relaxed from dinner’s tension. Maybe she’s too embarassed over her father’s performance before and during dinner. He might be thinking he needs to second guess how important it was to try to get to second base after all. Neither wants to break the silence. Love it! Perfect.
nanny, 7 months ago
I grew up in that era, and you have captured it so well ,that it gave me goose bumps.
That was my beatnik stage! love your work
Kelly Boyle, 7 months ago
this is brilliant and intense
ltruskett, 7 months ago
Brilliant, brilliant and absolutely BRILLIANT.
Mariska, 7 months ago
This is spectacular , awesome , brilliant !
Deri Dority, 7 months ago
You have nailed this down brilliantly. I am in awe.
elliewinds, 7 months ago
the entire series is absolutely inspired. incredible work.
nanny, 7 months ago
the more I look at this series,the more admire your absolute talent,the drama,the lighting,fabulous!
Elaine Batton, 3 months ago
fab lighting!
Crawford, about 1 month ago
It’s great to see work of such a high standard. The photography looks technically perfect and your themes are really interesting.
Harmony Nicholas, about 1 month ago
Stunning.
Veronica Fisher, 15 days ago
the light quality is very much like bill henson but it reminds me of someone else too and i cant remember who it was. I’m wondering if it was one of the stills from Patricia Piccinini’s Sandman.