Hi Boris thanks very much for your comments. The glare on the picture must have come from the (hot) photo lamp I used and the reflecting characteristics of the paper, I don't know :-) I agree with your comment on the second one, I think the photo is too crammed and the mirror image itself sadly gets unnoticed. It was a tree folded mirror, so the flash light reflected too in the third part of the mirror and I had to crop that. But then, I did not have a second chance to do it better, it was a snapshot when she put on the make-up. I did not sharpen the third one after scanning it from the print and it should be a bit better enlarged from the negative.
Since we had the discussion lately here, the pictures where shoot with the Pentax M 75-150mm zoom as far as I remember greetings Markus > -----Original Message----- > From: Boris Liberman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >3 pictures from a series with the ME Super shoot the last 1 august 2003 > >(Swiss national day), visible only in selected theatres :-) > > > >http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2495777 > > I wonder about the glare on the wall... This is really wonderful. One > can return to this photograph many times in one's life. Each time one > would come up with different feeling, different emotion... > > >http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2495780 > > This is one the weakest one, I think. I take it as more or less > literate depiction of whatever was taking place on that day. Of course > I may be way off base here... I guess Shel and Frank would be right up > on this. > > >http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2495785 > > Markus, this one is probably the strongest. It is a tad soft, but I > guess it really should be this way. It is plain amazing. I think I can > just sit and watch it like watching the flame of fire... > > Thanks for sharing! > > Boris > >
