Photographer's Note
Over the last couple of days it has become clear that my planned trip to Burma in two weeks time will not take place, this is due to family and work circumstances. Of course I am dissapointed. However, this does mean that I will have to go to India at the end of January and thinking about it that cant be a bad thing.
Looking through my photos this afternoon, and just thinking about it I am already begining to get itchy fingers, maybe the most photogenic country I know and this time I will have the opportunity to visit a few new places.
This was taken during my last visit in a village near Mandu.
isabela_sor, holmertz, patdeph, Bien, devimeuxbe has marked this note useful
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isabela_sor
(47748) 2008-12-07 10:10 [Comment]
eversmile
(11636) 2008-12-07 10:29
Hi!
That's a lovely shot, with beautiful hues of blue, and a good sharpness. I like the painted writing on the wall and the striking red bangle. And the look, full of interrogations, combined with the gesture of the hand, is an excellent capture.
Regards
Marine
BennyV
(32570) 2008-12-07 11:00
Blue, so blue...not being able to go to Burma must have given you the blues, Elaine, but what a compensation! India is still on my list of countries to discover..."the most photogenic country you know", well, judging from some of the pictures I see here, it certainly is "the most photogenic country I don't know".
The eyes, the eyes!
Benny
holmertz
(92782) 2008-12-07 11:47
Hello Elaine,
Very nice with blue on blue and with some brown on the side. The Tamil writing adds an exotic touch. A very fine model as well. It's good to hear that you are not too sorry that you "will have to go to india" in January ;-)
Regards,
Gert
xavis
(3180) 2008-12-07 12:06
Nice portrait, good management of lights, colours, and the depth. The face expression of the little girl is just great.
hasta la vista,
Javier
yquem46
(38752) 2008-12-07 12:41
Very tender!
Beautiful blue on another blue with just enough pink in the letters for the color contrast. The left brown part drives our eyes to the crisp glance, a little red bracelet and that's it
regards
patrick
Waylim
(25436) 2008-12-07 23:40
Elaine
As I see it one door close another open and you will visit Burma again in the future I can be sure of that. Well this one is very beautiful. Her eyes are so dark with sparkliing light, that you know looking at it she is smiling, and the look is so very engaging. Here clothing match well with the wall in the background. Excellent clarity, good sharpness, good light and composition. Thanks
Way
SteveH
(7970) 2008-12-08 3:08
Hi Elaine, Inclusion of the Hindi script behind her is a nice addition to the good composition, and of course the matching colours work well too. It reminds me very mcuh of scalerman's style. cheers, Steve
delkoo
(68) 2008-12-09 3:46
hi eliane
the blue of the background works well with the shirt of the young girl, The clarity of this image is excellent. Well composed with good saturation of colour and sharpness.
didier
Leonie
(8809) 2008-12-09 4:13
Hi Elaine, a very nice portrait! The blue is so luminous! Really beautiful!
Cheers, Léonie
bhardwajkapil78
(486) 2008-12-09 6:15 [Comment]
Angshu
(56760) 2008-12-09 19:48
Dear Elaine
A beautiful portrait...your portraits always 'speak'...We can almost swim in her deep eyes. The red bangle just pops out of the dominant blue!
Best Regards
Angshu
faubry
(35447) 2008-12-14 9:56
Hello elaine, very nice color symphonie, superb portrait like we can see often in India; thanks
francine
chriswhitley
(2027) 2008-12-14 10:40
Hi Elaine. The blue of the wall and the blue of the dress and perhaps a hint of a blue twinkle in her eyes. Fantastic light. Another fine portrait from you Elaine. Chris
aadilj
(18102) 2008-12-14 21:20
Thats some lovely fresh blues...not the feeling blue blue but the feeling green and yellow blue Elaine!!! I like this one its energetic and lovely
patdeph
(35750) 2008-12-15 8:35
hello Elaine
nice portrait very well framed with a beautiful harmony between the colors of the t-shirt and background!The red bangle brings a nice contrast and I like the light in your eyes!Suerb!
Regards
Pascale
Bien
(4745) 2008-12-22 23:02
Hi Elaine, Very nice encounter of blues you have captured here but an even nicer encounter of beautiful curious eyes! I used to have the same haircut when I was a little girl (we called it a Jommeke kapsel - if you know him?), which makes me even more akin to her.
I have never thanked you for commenting on my last (long time ago posted) Laos pictures, I so much appreciate you had taken the time to do so, I am really pleased you like them. As you said, it doesn’t matter all that much if it gets any points, as heartfelt comments like yours, mean so much more; so thank you!
Currently still into deliberation myself of where my next trip will go to. I honestly have no idea where I would like to go. I was looking full of expectation at your Indonesia pictures as that was a country on my mind, but I see that you were not all that taken by it. Burma is in my heart and on my mind to go as well, but I don’t want to return before I have a new camera (if ever I’ll have one!) and India is also high on the list. Our travel thoughts seem to run parallel. Where in India will you be going? If ever that would be my decision we might be there at the same time!
I hope you are well Elaine, and I want to wish you a merry and worriless Christmas! Warm wishes, Sabine
Mistral
(15402) 2008-12-23 13:12
Hello dear Elaine,
India is waiting for you and you know...
The background colours of the wall as well her cute sight are very nice and eye catching.
I wish you a merry XMas and a nice planning for your next dream...
A smile
Luca
devimeuxbe
(58557) 2009-01-09 9:00
Hi Elaine
i like the blue dominante color you get here. Excellent sharpness. Expressive face. Very well done
Bertrand
scalerman
(26900) 2009-03-15 17:46
Elaine: beautiful image; and an eye for color here that's commendable. regards, c
Photo Information
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Copyright: Elaine springford (everlasting)
(17634)
- Genre: People
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2007-01-09
- Categories: Daily Life
- Camera: Nikon D 70, Nikon 18-200mm VR, Digital RAW
- Exposure: f/4.8, 1/80 seconds
- More Photo Info: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Theme(s): BitterMoon favourites II, Devimeuxbe's favorites childhood portraits ( I ) [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2008-12-07 10:02