It is raining, raining ; monsoon style again and I am mourning the passing of summer.
Reflecting upon happy moments, a few months ago, in sunny Amsterdam at
a special location on the banks of ‘het IJ’, chatting with:
The three Graces, the subjects as well as the glass of wine, of the photo below:
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Hi Paula super picture captures the feel of summer wonderfully. I second everything Adrian said. Andy
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Oh I like this, its really unusual, Paula >>> I’m glad I’m following your blog! You’ve used a wide angle, and everything is slightly leaning off to the left, which I think helps the mood, especially in view of the booze – and the slight wide angle distortion also adds to the unreal feeling too, as does your use of mono – a spot on choice. The sidelighting also adds something, and the darker figure of the Grace on the right balances off somewhat against the dark sky at upper left. And its not posed, and its full of what it was like being there – wonderful!. Intriguing picture, which I like a lot. Adrian
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