The completed Nuit Blanche 2006 set.
Toronto: 7PM, 30 September 2006 to 5AM, 1 October 2006.
Link to the full set with larger images is here.
Individual Images:
- Light House
- Rolo: Triumphant Finale
- Skin For Skin
- Dancers
- Lighted Feet
- Hold That Thought
- Shards
- Fog in Toronto #71624, 2006 : Entrance
- The Surreal Life
- Light From Above
- Security
- (H)art Wall
- The Moment
- Garden of Light 2006 – Interpretation
- Club V
I put this up after coming to two important realizations:
- I’m unable to complete individual photograph descriptions given the volume of work I have.
- It’s time I put this project behind me; I’ve lost my objectivity.
Comments, criticism or questions are welcomed.
Very impressive set of pictures, Allen. I particularly like “Dancers”. Did you shoot originally in black and white or edit after? And were you using any filters?
Tis Nuit Blanche… everything is black and white, even the real world :) All those photos are in colour, but everything happened to be black and white… it’s kinda like when the world turned colour back in the 40s/50s.
All joking aside, those photos are great! I wish I had gone in retrospect… next year I guess :)
Hi Doug…
Sorry for the delay. I was studying for – and just completed – my first grad exam. I appreciate your taking the time to stop by and look!
I shot all of these in color and processed them individually for black and white. So no actions, batch settings or full-auto plugins. Lots of experimentation – each photograph responded differently. Since I worked on these over 2 months, my interpretation shifted as well…
I didn’t use any lens filters, but I simulated some filters (red, yellow etc.) after-the-fact.
Dancers seems to be very popular, though I’ll admit it’s not my favorite :) I used my external flash – the SB-800 – there.
Hey Paul…
Glad I happened to be looking through the ‘spam’. Apparently your comment was auto-marked as such (?!)
Thanks for the comments on the photographs! Unfortunately David Miller is already crying poor and there’s no indication the city’s willing to dish out the $1M tag again this year…