15 October 2011
Mohammadpur, Dhaka
the story continues.... this is the third part of a four-part series of a photoshoot with our photog buddy Arif and his life-partner Tajia.... the first part tried to dramatize their contrasts and commonalities.... the second part was all about portraying the differences in philosophies, which increases our interest in learning about their relationship even further... this part tries to portray their respect for each other.... it doesn't always have to be a common interest that would bring them together.... perceptual differences have to be realised and well understood for a relationship a relationship to prosper....
this setup was the easiest to accomplish, as this was just about the same setup as used in the previous part... I only had to make a closer crop to focus on the issues here.... used a 70-210mm lens for the crop..... and another reminder here for the reader is -- this is not to be taken literally... rather its a portrayal of their characters in a dramatic way and in a symbolic manner..... its more like a drama that is based on real characters, but not necessarily real events.... the drama is needed to make photos interesting and to make the overall shoot a soothing experience...
the fourth part of the story is coming up in a hurry....
Mohammadpur, Dhaka
the story continues.... this is the third part of a four-part series of a photoshoot with our photog buddy Arif and his life-partner Tajia.... the first part tried to dramatize their contrasts and commonalities.... the second part was all about portraying the differences in philosophies, which increases our interest in learning about their relationship even further... this part tries to portray their respect for each other.... it doesn't always have to be a common interest that would bring them together.... perceptual differences have to be realised and well understood for a relationship a relationship to prosper....
this setup was the easiest to accomplish, as this was just about the same setup as used in the previous part... I only had to make a closer crop to focus on the issues here.... used a 70-210mm lens for the crop..... and another reminder here for the reader is -- this is not to be taken literally... rather its a portrayal of their characters in a dramatic way and in a symbolic manner..... its more like a drama that is based on real characters, but not necessarily real events.... the drama is needed to make photos interesting and to make the overall shoot a soothing experience...
the fourth part of the story is coming up in a hurry....
