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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Well...this is one mirror we all know, what it will say.
And in photography, this is the only time you get to see, the both sides of someone... and you can see how that someone feels about what she is looking at. And the reason why she feels that way. Think of it as a 3D view of a scene.
It was an indoor shot of an attractive woman, preening in front of a mirror. She was waiting for her coffee and while waiting, she made good use of a full length mirror inside that up market hyped coffee joint.
The next time you find yourself nursing a sweating cold tall glass of creamy coffee outside this joint in Mega Valley, take a look inside. It's not everyday you get to see a woman, feeling good seeing herself on a mirror. |
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- trekks
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(13621) - [2008-06-18 1:53]
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hi Rabani
Surely a good model for your composition and what better way to relax and enjoy coffee than a camera with a great subject? She looks great.
tfs, bill
Hi Rabani,
Your photos are great and the notes are educational for budding photographers like me. Without your notes I would never have thought of the idea of seeing 'the both sides of someone' at the same time. Great perspective and you've definitely captured the moment on her face looking pleased with herself.
TFS.
Regards,
Alvin
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- MLINES
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- [2008-06-20 20:39]
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Hi Rabani, This is a good inside photo. The lady certainly seems happy with her reflection and so am i. It is like a stolen moment, and the result a little like a frame from a movie. Well captured with suitable note. TFS. Murray.
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