Saturday 13 April 2013

Heads: 2010 World Road Cycling Championships series


fabian, cancellara, portrait, face, head, world road cycling championships, 2010, geelong, australia


cylist portrait face head world road cycling championships 2010 geelong australia tim macauley profile

cylist portrait face head world road cycling championships 2010 geelong australia tim macauley profile

cylist portrait face head world road cycling championships 2010 geelong australia tim macauley profile


cylist portrait face head world road cycling championships 2010 geelong australia tim macauley profile





cylist portrait face head world road cycling championships 2010 geelong australia tim macauley profile



stuart o'grady, portrait, face, head, world road cycling championships, 2010, geelong, australia



cylist portrait face head world road cycling championships 2010 geelong australia tim macauley profile


cylist portrait face head world road cycling championships 2010 geelong australia tim macauley profile




michael  rodgers, portrait, face, head, world road cycling championships, 2010, geelong, australia

Based on the Phillip-Lorca diCorcia Heads [link] series of portraits taken in the streets of New York where overhead flashes were used to light the subject and overpower the available daylight resulting in a spotlight halo effect, focusing on the subject mid-thought and unaware of the camera. I shot the 2010 World Road Cycling Championships held in Geelong, Australia, in the same way, using off camera flash in an area covered in shadow. The same thing has also been done by Katrin Koenning in her Thirteen: Twenty Lacuna [link] series, using sunlight reflected off buildings and direct sunlight in a Melbourne laneway. It's not original but captures these athletes, in a way that I haven't seen them captured before.   

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