Harold, this is a wonderful image. I love the backdrop of colorful umbrellas against the woman with her bright green blouse. There is absolutely no doubt where you are with all this context. Love it.
I agree Angeline M. When I first arrived on the scene, she was not there, but, I was captivated by the image of a wall of hand-painted umbrellas. Then the artist walked in her studio. I did not move. She sat down to work, and bingo, the green blouse popped it off the page.
Thank you imagesbytdashfield. When I first saw the wall of hand-painted umbrellas, I got ready to snap. Then the artist walked back in a looked at her wall. I stood perfectly still. Not moving a muscle. Then she sat down on her worktable, and I went bananas, photographically speaking.
Thanks YellowCable. That’s what grabbed my eye in the first place.When I first started doing my Post Production on this image, I cropped a version where the artist was not in the image. But, the human interest went away.
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Beautiful artwork, and the woman in the foreground makes it a perfect shot. Captures both the art and humanity behind it.
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Thank you Dalo 2013. The Through Harold’s Lens Creative Team truly appreciates your positive comments.
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Harold, this is a wonderful image. I love the backdrop of colorful umbrellas against the woman with her bright green blouse. There is absolutely no doubt where you are with all this context. Love it.
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Thanks Kongo. I just loved the umbrellas. Beautiful. She pops it!!!
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She does indeed.
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beautiful image Harold
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malc-sf, thank you. Our Creative team of Mr. SLR Nikon, and his brother Mr. Pen Pal, are pleased that it brought a bit of enjoyment into your life.
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It is another beautiful picture Harold, specially with the smiing woman in the front enjoying her work or just being herself!
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Thanks Ute. I just knew Ms. Positive would pick up on that.
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Your smile is lovely too Harold! 🙂
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Gorgeous, love everything about this picture!
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Me too. Thanks Hugs.
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The artist in the photo, and her green blouse are just perfect to set off the rest of the photo!
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I agree Angeline M. When I first arrived on the scene, she was not there, but, I was captivated by the image of a wall of hand-painted umbrellas. Then the artist walked in her studio. I did not move. She sat down to work, and bingo, the green blouse popped it off the page.
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Love the composition and colors here.
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Thank you imagesbytdashfield. When I first saw the wall of hand-painted umbrellas, I got ready to snap. Then the artist walked back in a looked at her wall. I stood perfectly still. Not moving a muscle. Then she sat down on her worktable, and I went bananas, photographically speaking.
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Nice background.
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Thanks YellowCable. That’s what grabbed my eye in the first place.When I first started doing my Post Production on this image, I cropped a version where the artist was not in the image. But, the human interest went away.
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Lovely photo H!
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Thanks my friend. I just love the image of the Vineyard in your post http://thepalladiantraveler.com/2014/02/10/food-and-wine-italy-veneto-cinto-euganeo-faedo-valley-ca-lustra-winery/
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