Josephine:
As an artist, you have the magic of turning color into a joy similar to the 4th. movement of the 9th. Beethoven’s symphony. In the B & W that magic turns you into Nostalgia. Your work is very similar to Andrei Tarkovsky, our unforgettable jewelry maker, translating Cinema As Poetry.
Thank you for sharing that inner beauty within you!
Hallo, thanks very much for your like on “Friends (arriving?)” and following my art activities on dispenza.worspress.com. Please allow me to reciprocate best compliments and wishes for the nice and interesting creations of your blog. Have a lovely week. Edoardo Dispenza
I like the way you have hidden the subject’s face. It adds an illicit feel to the shot. I feel a bit guilty looking at it, and imagine that if I’d taken it, as a man, I’d feel somewhat immoral.
I also wonder what was playing through the headphones, whether the subject knew you were taking the photo…
Hi Jerry, thank you for commenting, it’s great when people have a response to my work! I don’t know what kind of music she listened to, but she was very friendly and didn’t mind the little photoshooting. 🙂
The shot looks so old school because of the rather old fashioned tube and the lighting but yet this I-phone tells us that we are in the 21st century. Very cool!
Wow! a highly charged image, full of strange symbolism. So much so that I keep coming back to it. Your powers of observation and of selection are impressive. Love it!
Regards
John
Your photography is artistry. Each person has his/her own interpretation. Maybe in this picture the woman just left a party after breaking up with her boyfriend? So cool!
There is so much unsaid in this; a willing collaboration or a stolen moment? What took place between photographer and subject? Where were you going? What happened when you arrived? Great sense of mystery – love it.
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Josephine:
As an artist, you have the magic of turning color into a joy similar to the 4th. movement of the 9th. Beethoven’s symphony. In the B & W that magic turns you into Nostalgia. Your work is very similar to Andrei Tarkovsky, our unforgettable jewelry maker, translating Cinema As Poetry.
Thank you for sharing that inner beauty within you!
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Thank you!
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Wonderful black & white capture, Josephine
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Thank you Phil!
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Reblogged this on Manolis.
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Thank you Manolis! 🙂
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Hallo, thanks very much for your like on “Friends (arriving?)” and following my art activities on dispenza.worspress.com. Please allow me to reciprocate best compliments and wishes for the nice and interesting creations of your blog. Have a lovely week. Edoardo Dispenza
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Thank you so much Edoardo, I wish you a nice week as well! 🙂
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That’s amazing work! Fantastic mysterious ambience. Ordinary but really absorbing picture. Love it.
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I’m glad you like it, thanks so much!!
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Lovely work!
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Thanks a lot!
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I love these pieces! 🙂 Very interesting and mysterious! Good job, Josephine! As always. 🙂
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Aww..thanks for your lovely comment! 🙂
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Wow… Beautiful ..!! 🙂
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Thank you Samjoth! 🙂
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🙂
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I like the way you have hidden the subject’s face. It adds an illicit feel to the shot. I feel a bit guilty looking at it, and imagine that if I’d taken it, as a man, I’d feel somewhat immoral.
I also wonder what was playing through the headphones, whether the subject knew you were taking the photo…
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Hi Jerry, thank you for commenting, it’s great when people have a response to my work! I don’t know what kind of music she listened to, but she was very friendly and didn’t mind the little photoshooting. 🙂
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🙂
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The shot looks so old school because of the rather old fashioned tube and the lighting but yet this I-phone tells us that we are in the 21st century. Very cool!
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I’m glad you like it, thanks for commenting Natalie! 🙂
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Excellent photo!
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Thank you Miz! 🙂
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Most excellent. Wonderful work.
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Thank you for commenting Graham! 🙂
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Wow! a highly charged image, full of strange symbolism. So much so that I keep coming back to it. Your powers of observation and of selection are impressive. Love it!
Regards
John
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Thank you for this wonderful and motivating comment John! Best, Josephine.
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Really beautiful work with this one. Wonderful! ^_^
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I’m happy you like it, thanks for commenting! 🙂
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awesome, this photo has tremendous impact. love it
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Thanks for commenting Robert! 🙂
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Love this little moment
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Thank you for commenting Mark! 🙂
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Your photos are stunning, especially the black and white ones. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Have a merry Christmas. 🙂
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Thank you very much Marsha, I wish you a wonderful Christmas as well! 🙂
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Deine Photographien sind im vergangenen Jahr wirklich viel besser geworden! Ich zolle meinen Respekt. Und wollte das mal gesagt haben.
Liebe Grüße
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Vielen herzlichen Dank, das ist eine wundervolle Bestätigung! Liebe Grüße zurück! 🙂
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A lovely moody shot
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Thank you Rich! 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
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This picture burns off the screen, a highly charged story that may never be told
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Thank you very much Andy! 🙂
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My pleasure 🙂
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It’s the hands and the exquisite curl of the wire…beautiful.
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Thank you Andy! 🙂
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Lovely ‘stolen moment’ excellent photography!
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Thank you Peter! 🙂
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Amazing photo! I can’t stop looking at it and thinking what would happen next.
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Thank you Stella! 🙂
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Your photography is artistry. Each person has his/her own interpretation. Maybe in this picture the woman just left a party after breaking up with her boyfriend? So cool!
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Just love the composition and tones, very impressive. Si
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Many thanks Si! 🙂
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Makes you question what’s going on. Atmospheric and great lighting.
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Thank you for commenting Destinarose! 🙂
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Wonderful .. So moody and strong. I wish I could work in B&W. Would love to see the full pic. 🙂
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Thank you Julie! B&W can bring good effects for some compositions. Just try it! 🙂
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I love these “small” peaces of moments , great !
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Thank you James! 🙂
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Gr8 shot…erotic, somehow. Keep up the good work!
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Thank you very much! 🙂
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Nice image you took or shall I say , made. Her hand is or me very expressive in this image . Like that detail
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Thank you Bart! 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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There is so much unsaid in this; a willing collaboration or a stolen moment? What took place between photographer and subject? Where were you going? What happened when you arrived? Great sense of mystery – love it.
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Wonderful, thanks for commenting Paul! 🙂
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wonderful!!
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Thank you Cybele! 🙂
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