Another Glance

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• Drummer (644)
• [2006-12-09 5:56]
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very nice photo Pierre,
well done.
Cheers,
Brad.

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• fatihsurmaz (52)
• [2006-12-09 6:05]
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Hi Pierre
Very nice portrait
well done

FaTiH

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• alcaline (979)
• [2006-12-09 6:56]
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Hi Pierre !
Another striking portrait ! The way you look at women interrests me a lot ! The closing up of the pic on the stare reinforces the impact of the expression !
well done !
Kisanlove
myriam

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• mobiaga (8406)
• [2006-12-09 7:00]
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hello pierre!fantastic capture!great composition!TFS
Aga:)

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• jovienaval (2264)
• [2006-12-09 7:38]
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hi bro peet,

superb portrait of bea...muy bien!
nice blend of colors with the light background.
the evidence of your experience & confidence is here already.
cheers and expect more portraiture from you.

jovs

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• Konie (3006)
• [2006-12-09 9:15]
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Nice portrait Pierre. You brought out the natural beauty of Bea well. I particularly like the way you did not do much pp, if there is at all. It is very natural. The cropping is nicely done too. Thanks for sharing.

Konie

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• Shogun (10391)
• [2006-12-09 9:18]
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nice Pierre. ganda talaga ni Bea. :) Tfs

Shogun

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• rewshearer (20821)
• [2006-12-09 13:38]
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Hi Pierre
I very much like the clarity and honesty of this portrait. Beautiful work indeed!
Thanks for sharing
Rew

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• tet (3625)
• [2006-12-10 1:55]
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nice portrait man!

top marks!

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• aysm (493)
• [2006-12-10 3:07]
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Hi Pierre

Wow.....Wow!!!

My dear Pierre, each time you've raised the benhmark for me. Oh dear! But never mind, I've every confidence the TrekLens' friends are around to help; you in particular.

Many thanks for shairng and caring.

Merry X'mas,
Albert

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• qop (68)
• [2006-12-10 4:07]
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WOW! I love the sharpness... lighting is beautiful...

well done my friend. :D

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• Oscar (59)
• [2006-12-10 5:08]
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Well! Super picture and from the stance and angle are you taking her picture, or is she looking in on your world? If you see what I mean?

Great Stuff.

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• cjjc_jules (3742)
• [2006-12-12 1:17]
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very natural beauty. ganda talaga ng pinay angat sa iba.
good cropping pare. tfs-jon

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• Muscovado (491)
• [2006-12-12 9:17]
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Hi Pierre,
Nindot Kaayo! Stunning portrait, pretty model.
Czaldy

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• Andys (1047)
• [2007-01-03 11:23]
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This is a really well composed shot and technically very good. The fact that you have not used a reflector on the right(as we look at the shot) has created a very nice but defining shadow on her face, but not on the detail of the clothes.The shapness is excellent and very well focused on the eyes. Nice backdrop too.
t.F.S
Andy

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• kbeall (3576)
• [2007-01-04 11:53]
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Hello Pierre,
This is a striking portrait, and notable is that you artistically cropped so that the vertical bisector of the canvas passes through one of your subject's eyes, as did many of the "old masters." Did you do this deliberately or instinctively? It is a technique I picked up from reading "Math and the Mona Lisa", recently written by Bulent Atalay, my physics professor of long ago.
All the best,
Karen
P.S. Many thanks for your critique of "Apprehension"--tomorrow I will post a portrait of the doctor.

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• bemawu (1607)
• [2007-01-18 11:23]
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Pierre, well done. Now i see how the masters are doing it. Good one