Cancer I

Sylvia H.	Jan S.	Clay B.	Jan S.	el k.	o s.	Karoly K.	Gene Z.

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By: Scott Dunn
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Scott Dunn {Karma:465}
Project	#3 The Intimate Portrait	Camera Model	Panasonic Lumix
Categories	Portrait People	Film Format
Portfolio	Topic of Cancer	Lens	fixed
Uploaded	1/19/2007	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	The subject is in chemotherapy for cancer. Unless otherwise stated, all photos in this series use only natural light.

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Paolo Corradini

{K:59552} 10/3/2010

great story

Andrew Caldwell {K:18307} 1/19/2007

Interesting that you posted the cancer series in reverse-numerical order, saving this "first" one for last. Had you started here, it might have shaded the way we looked at the other less tense shots; but in this progression, you give us this very visceral (and beautifully lighted) expressive moment of anticipation, tension, even fear. I love the box of sunlight (?) immediately over the subject's shoulder, and its presence implies a place (and a context) outside the artificial netural-zone of a studio, and places it in a more real and everyday place, giving it even more immediacy.

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