Countenance N 2

This is another scene of a theater show in a school performed by refugees and Israeli together, via the footsteps of "Alice in Wonderland" with uptodate connotation.

Thanks for viewing.

Great work congratulation best regards

Beautiful work with impressive lighting, Pnina!

Lighting is great!

excellent...

Great shot and Processing (if any, not sure if it is all theatre makeup).  Either way, it is a very impressive shot.  Excellent Presentation as well. Warmest regards, Gail

Pnina, exposure,light and composition are very good. But I do not like to such a countenance in the night.Her expression is scary to me.

Gail it is not PP ,only cropped, the make up is the theater figure, and light and shadow play.

Amal, it is not very pleasant , but I hope you will sleep good at night....;-))

a striking image with a well considered crop that gives her lots of room to 'voice' her emotions... i like the subtlety of the processing of her garb... even as i adduce the lighting to the theatre technicians, i must compliment you on your impressive use of it in composing and executing your image

Hi Pnina! The lighting is excellent. This is a wonderful, dramatic, theatrical image. I am sorry but I don't see the whimsical Alice in Wonderland here, just pain and anger. It looks to me  like a violent eruption of extreme rage. It is a very powerful and striking image.

WOW!! Splendid shot, beautiful lighting and details.(7)

Cheers.

Rajat, for your nice feedback, It is always very hard to compose theater ligts, so I appreciate your words.

Linda, it was cconducted after the play of Alice, but completely with up todate story,  that touched the life of  refugees as well , so the whole production was not exactly Alice, I thing the name was a kind of  irony..

Alberto, thanks as well for your nice comment, as always.

fantastic shot, Pnina...excellent light and good take...my best

I cannot think of a better exposure and composition to record the almost surreal feeling here. The light, by the way, seems to be coming from nowhere!!! (A snoot?).

Love the darkness surrounding the scream. It's a great use of space in a photo. But, then, you knew that. Cheers.

Kallol,for both of them.!Nice to read you.

Bulent, the light still has to come from somewhere... the point is how to use it...;-))

Dave, it is still nice to see you at my work! ;-))

An impressive capture, Pnina...  As mentioned above, the lighting is perfect ( did it come from a floor spotlight on stage..? ) I really like the way you framed this & The black surrounding the actress really enhances her very strong expression, imo.  Hope that you are well -- Kind regards to you, Marjolein

Excellent! 7/7 no doubt!

Regards! Hanan