a woman reflected
I don't know what possessed me to post this one. I think it's the colour more than anything that attracted me. However, despite her not looking at the camera, there's something alluring about her. I want to know what's going on in her mind.
Please bear with me. I'm going through a portrait/people phase. There'll be another one tomorrow which I'm extremely proud of. Do tell me what you think of this one. Maybe you can give me an inkling as to how a woman's mind works (all my closest friends are women and I still don't know where I'm heading!)
clicked by edwin s at 1:25 PM
29 Comments:
i like this one, the colrs are very good
I love this photo, especially the color
Very nice. From your last 3 people posts, you know how to capture people at the right "moment", along with keeping in mind the composition of the picture. Many times people only get one or the other. Outstanding!
I like the colours very much. Great portret.
Stunning! Not only the colour, but the way the cloth is draped leads directly to her face. Contemplative, yes.
It's my first visit here, i'm delighted! Thank you for these portraits.
Wow! This shop is fabulous! I imagine she's thinking about a conversation she's had with somebody, possibly regreting angry world or contemplating what might have been...
Very deep, I can't wait until tomorrow!
She seems very concentrated, she's writing something maybe. Those yellows fit her well.
I'm curious of what will be your tomorrow post... Zidane portrait ???? lol
EDWIN, KNOCK IT OFF!!!!
Another FANTASTIC SHOT! BAGUS! ;-)
Beautiful draping of the yellow fabric...leads the eye right down to her face, deep in thought...
And to me (she looks rather young) it looks as if she's thinking about some cute hunk, one she's probably been told to quit thinking about! ;-)
Can't wait for tomorrow!
Ame
:-)
hey Chris, thanks again for your post. Lisi over at HK DP beat me to Zidane anyway :)
Juggerpix, just lucky I guess. The opportunity struck and I grabbed it.
Alice do come back to visit again.
Ame, where did you pick up Malay from? Thank you.
Wow back to you Carol!
Thank you all for these wonderful comments :)
My hubby's from Bandung, Indonesia!
My first food with his family, at his brother's graduation from UC Berkeley back in 1983, was bacang, you know, the rice (beras or sticky) with meat inside? Loved it! Funny thing, another "white" gal sitting next to me asked me what I was eating and I had to say, "I have no clue!" LOL!
;-)
Edwin,
just type "premiere communiante" in google, then go to the photo section !
Easy...I'm a Mac :-)
Hi Edwin. Really like all your photos, this, the b/w day before and the lotus. Here, she is so peaceful and focused, whatever she may be doing. I just love her peaceful look. I like she didn't look straight at the camera.
And thanks for visiting San Antonio.
Lovely yellow, she looks kinda sad.
Beautiful!
lovely. I cant imagine what she is thinking though, most of the time I dont know what Im thinking too,heheh!
I envy you! Great shot!
I love this pic, I love yellow!
And now a cultural difference...I'm not sure I know enough to be brave enough to take a photo such as this. It is excellent. I'm not a big fan of yellow normally, but this shade and light makes it so striking. Even the little design on the back part of the scarf is lovely. Bravo!
Eric! It's an honour having you here. Thank You so much.
Raymond, it's time to get a DSLR ;)
LOL Midnite!
Thiên, it was my pleasure. And thank you popping in.
Thank you all for leaving your thoughts.
this is a beautiful shot - the yellow colors are awesome!!! and the way the fabric hangs behind her is kewl
jealousnya with your shot!
edwin, you are graduating in portrait photography!
This is STUNNING!!!
Wow. Just please tell me it wasn't staged! ;)
It's so gorgeous: I just want to print it out, stick it on my wall and stare at it all day! Beautiful work!
thank you ladies...
Kris, it's good to have you back. jolly bes gila ;)
Oh Christine, it wasn't staged, it was a zoom ;)
Please feel free to print it. I just can't believe someone wants to look at it all day. Wow!
Edwin this is outstanding!
What a fabulous photo! She looks to be very, very deep in thought. I hope it was profound, but maybe as boring as "what's for dinner?" eh!
great great i love the color.... reminds me of the first woman president of the philippines
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