Photographer: Jay Dorfman
Photo Story: The photo was shot in the apartment of my friend Sheyla who lives in the old city of Havana, Cuba, She is an aspiring musician and everyday you can hear her practice her scales from down in the street from blocks away. I shot this standing on the balcony of her apartment one hot, sunny afternoon.
Country photo was shot: Cuba
equipment used: Nikon D700, 24mm wide angle Nikor lens.
Jay Dorfman
Medialand Productions
Photography
http://www.jaydorfmanphotography.com
A beautiful photo of a girl and her music – the room is so bare, little bit brutal and she fills it with her music and makes is sunny and soft. Wonderful photo.
awesome photo!!
Wonderful photograph! Love your gallery. Your photos bring everyday life alive.
The rarest moment captured, something you don’t see just any old day and something I feel privileged to see now, that is like a glimpse into ordinary life but so extraordinary. Absolutely INCREDIBLE photo!
Brilliant photo! I love her shadow in the sunlight within the doorway. All doors will open for this aspiring artist!
Amazing photo.
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This is beautiful, Matt. Love your site. Thanks for visiting my blog! Cheers, Robert
awesome photo indeed.
Great site Matt and some lovely photos. Thanks for visiting my blog – if I ever manage to take photos to the standard of this contest I’ll give it a go! Good luck with it all.
I love this photo.
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A nice way to shooot the image. Super …
great capture!
Love love love this!
a fantastic shot!
The lighting just draws you in to this shot! Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Such a gorgeous picture… so much emotion!
such a cool picture
I can just imagine hearing the sounds coming from this room. Great capture!
Thanks for sharing this great post, beautiful picture
I love this photo. I love the perspective you’ve taken of it, as if you were floating above and looking down, at an angle, that is simply inspiring. I also like the way the light filters into the room. Good work!