Lady with carnation
(it originally should be a paraphrase to the beautiful "Marilyn Monroe"- photo
of the american society-photographer Cecil Beaton
in the early 60s I think...)
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Patrick B. Parenteau 12/04/2006 16:56
I did a quick search of of Beaton's work and couldn't find the Marilyn shot but I did see one entitled "Baba Beaton" which is very similar to your shot. I am impressed that someone your age would reference Beaton, His works were remarkable. I would like to know more about your photograph. The backdrop, occassion, technique. Your subject looks both facinated and terrified. I would normaly comment that your white balance setting wasn't correct (tungsten light) but in this case, the colours work. Who says everything has to be done by the book? Cheers, Patrick ps: Beaton was British
Boerje Brueggemann 09/04/2006 23:26
...tolle Stimmung...klasse Gegensatz zwischen heiler Welt und gefährlicher Stimmung...Gut gemacht!
Ulla Lyubina 22/01/2006 19:52
Hm, an David Lynch hätte ich jetzt nicht gedacht, aber die Verbindung kann man durchaus gelten lassen... ;)