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Photographer’s Note

I saw this lady in Brussels. I choose my composition and I take some pictures. She heard the voice of the shutter and she look at me. At that moment I made this picture.

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arizonaride (123) 2007-11-06 13:00

Bonsoir Arthur,

L'expression de cette dame est vraiment amusante ! Tu as fait le bon choix pour le noir et blanc. On se demande à quelle époque a été prise cette photo ... Super !
Bonne soirée !

Emma

Daviiidos (98) 2007-11-06 13:17

,,lucky shot, full of action, amazement, I love pictures that tell stories,,cheers

ErikSven (270) 2007-11-06 13:27

Of hoe je van een overgefotografeerde plek, van een huizenhoog cliché als de St-Goedelekerk in Brussel, tóch een originele foto kan maken...
Schitterend gedaan, Artur! Een ware verademing! Jij slaagt waar velen hier op TL falen. Je moet dringend naar Brugge, dat we ook van die stad eens iets te zien krijgen vanuit een ongebruikelijke invalshoek... ;o)
Zeer uitdrukkingsvolle foto, met een opvallende scherp/flou-balans, die perfect strookt met de humor die je in dit beeld hebt weten te leggen. Een soort van subtiele humor die ik ook in andere van je foto's meen te zien.
Om met een lerarencliché af te ronden: doe zo voort!
TFS & groeten,
Erik

fryz (1727) 2007-11-06 13:48

excellent le premier plan et l'arrière pplan!
bravo Artur
Vincent

AnimeshRay (8886) 2007-11-06 18:06

Superb! It is almost as if the backdrop is a painted stage set. The lens is fabulously soft, sharp yet unintruding. Wonderful light and tones./

designsoul (21394) 2007-11-06 18:39

Artur, another Chinese actor from Brussels? Or an apparition from a 1960s movie? That hat, the light on her face, the mysterious shades over her eyes, the pouting lips, all so clear against the blurry cathedral in the back, the composition with this curious little tilt, all these are yet again formidable...
sasa

mcenteesalas (1612) 2007-11-06 18:50

Hi Karine, beautiful and dramatic shot of this Lady, well done, everything is perfect, composition, position of view and exposure simply brilliant, well done, thanks for sharing it with us and keep them coming, regards, Salas

faubry (32407) 2007-11-07 1:16

bonjour Arthur, une photo originale avec un cadrage inusuel, j aime beaucoup comment tu as place la femme dans le coin pour laisser libre la place a la cathedrale.... tres bien vu.. bravo
francine

Galeota (10334) 2007-11-07 3:40

Wow, if we're getting a pearl per day from your photo album I guess it's gonna be (very) fun to be around the site and enjoy the views. Magical.

markoci (3917) 2007-11-07 8:07

absolutely gorgeous... possibly the best use of day lighting i have seen on te.. spot on exposure, impressive b&w conversion... a fav

wolf38 (13061) 2007-11-07 8:12

Hello Artur. A strangely fascinating photo in black-and-white. Excitingly and very interesting. Best regards, Wolfgang.

bwiti (402) 2007-11-08 3:51

"At that moment I made this picture." and you made a great picture ! You have a very interesting galerie and this one have something of glamour... I love so much this elegant bokeh, very nice conversion in n&b... Thousand congratulations....

ohe (2332) 2007-11-08 4:27

Dear Artur,
Very nice composition!
DOF is prefectly managed. B&W works very well!
Thanks for sharing,
- Olivier -

Merline (6578) 2007-11-23 1:09

Hi Artur,
you make me rediscover the town I live in...
My compliments for this ! Very carefully chosen and planned...I admire that. It looks almost like she is in front of a décor...Great expression on her face, superb light, soft and brilliant at the same time. Superb work.

TFS
Michèle

Furachan (0) 2007-11-24 4:13

Great shot Artur, you absolutely nailed the composition. really impressive work!
Francis

Brian (1) 2007-11-24 23:43

Hey Artur,
I saw this photo and new it was amazing from the thumbnail... Awesome luminescence as if you used the flash in midday. Everything is perfectly in exposure! Decisive Moment at the max!!

Regards,
Brian

Iva_R (1296) 2008-01-09 3:21

Bonjour,
Magnifique composition, avec quelque chose de très glamour qui s'en dégage. Le côté star de la femme fait incontestablement sourire. Le tout pourrait faire penser à une version bruxelloise de 'Vacances romaines', la japonaise remplaçant Audrey Hepburn. J'adore!
Iva