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It is always great when you share your photographs. The connection you have with your subjects is that part of the process beyond description and the source of the beauty. All the rest does not matter.
ReplyDeleteOMG. Just to have such a beautiful woman stare at you like that. My heart is beating faster just looking at the photo. Amazingly beautiful. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see these gorgeous photos you tempt me to start looking for a used Hasselblad or Mamiya. But then I think about processing film again and scanning each frame and I don't know. For an amateur with nowhere near your level of skill how much difference will it really make compared to an EPL1?
ReplyDeleteSuperb photo: dark brown hair and eyes with the blue kimono. Love the way the light falls off to the right. Great chiaroscuro. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteQuiet?
ReplyDeleteShe held her ground in the face of a Pentax 67 going off. Brave lass; and a beautiful portrait.