The Colorado-based photographer on the importance of capturing the little things
It was only last year, but Kelley Dallas is already a little nostalgic for her daughter’s time with her violin. Emmy, pictured here practising on her bedroom floor in the mid-morning light, had begun playing aged six, three years earlier.
The Colorado-based photographer has developed a careful eye for these shafts of light now, their ability to highlight a subject becoming something of a signature style for her. “My eye has developed to seek these slices out, but they create extremes that an iPhone automatically tries to balance out,” Dallas says. “I didn’t want that, so I manually brought down the exposure to correctly capture the shaft of light and to let the rest fall into shadow.” Continue reading...
http://dlvr.it/SvDXpt
