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December 9, 2010
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NIKON CORPORATION
NIKON D90
10/200 second
F/4.0
26 mm
800
Oct 3, 2010, 8:41:37 PM
ACD Systems Digital Imaging
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After "L'Etoile du Soir" - the sculptured lamp by L-F. Chabaud at the side facade of the Grand Opera, Pairs


From the "Angel of the Opera" series: [link]


Model: Katerina




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:icondaxusx:
Nikolai is AWESOMEEEE the button part the part of her feet is madde by photoshop? :wow:
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:iconendegor:
It is the upper half of the figure, which is incorporated into the real scene. Legs are from the statue, torso was shot in the studio, in between - a smooth transition from bronze to skin :)))
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:icondaxusx:
Fantastic work Nikolai!!
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:iconkorrigan:
Just... incredible... I never noticed such a wonder around Palais Garnier...
:):):)
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:iconendegor:
Thank you!
They are nearly all under repairing now, only 2 or 3 are visible :)))
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:iconetherealopolis:
I got here by way of someone else's DA page. You just got a fan and a Watch!

The picture has a beautiful "cinematic" quality, by that I mean it looks as you'd expect it to look if it were part of a movie made in the 1950s or 1960s in Technicolor; a night scene in the film which focuses for a moment on the Angel of The Opera. Bravo!

Ceannt
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:iconendegor:
Thank you so much Ceannt!
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:iconetherealopolis:
My pleasure and glad I found your work!
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:iconmer-rygoround:
Just wondering how did you manage to keep her fabric from falling? :) I love the whole series. It's very dramatic and beautifully set. This is my favorite photo however, along with number II :nod: Your model has a very statuesque and graseful appearance :heart: I really like the composition and lighting here, with the splash of green color, although I must say the editing to me looks a little strange. But either way kudos to you both! :clap:
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:iconendegor:
Actually, the lower half of the figure is "original", i.e. belongs to the real bronze statue. Only the top of the figure is image of the model. I have very low skills in editing, so I just did numerous copy-paste operations to incorporate the photo of the girl into the photo of the statue :)))
Thank you so much for commenting!
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