A ballad to my dreams...

Genuine first, all the rest I wrote you what I think.

Magical execution with perfect play of the lighting & shadows, Pnina! Best wish Richard H. Out of Canada

Hi Pnina,

 

The presented composition is perfect with the spot-lit guitarist at left, the silhouette at right, and the light ray connecting the two. However I think that a faster shutter speed to render at least one of them sharp would be ideal. Nice warm color tone by the way.

 

Trust that all is well.

^_^

Richard, thanks , did you leave Canada?.....;-))

 

Wilson, a nice surprise ! really out of the blue....Thanks for your evaluation, I focused on the partly silhouette( shadow), partly artist, and on my monitor that part is sharper than the man. This was my intention, the SS was 1/125 ...

 

Thanks , glad to see you again, how are you ? and your family?

I've been reading through all the wonderful discussion generated by your image, and I'm afraid that I have very little to add that has not been said, and said well. I simply add my applause to that you've already received, and hope for more time in the near future to express myself better. Marvelous image with wonderful merging of two separate tableau.

Thanks my friend, it is always my pleasure to read you here and in your side!. and I'm glad you liked it, No guns.... just music and dreams....

Definitely some interesting light here.

Magical light!!Great composition.

Cheers,Jim

a beautiful dreamy image. even before seeing the title, my impression was that this was out of a dream.

This is a great and soulful capture!

Very nice capture,congrat

All of you , very much appreciate your feedback

A very good photo with a very good and somehow original composition. Great light that adds some drama and mystery to the scene. Regards.

What a lovely blend of details, negative space and silhouetted forms!

Another theatrical masterpiece. This is remarkable in having the center of the photograph undefined. This usually doesn't work well, but here that space suddenly provides the viewer the opportunity to interpret the path from foreground to background, largely because of the contrast between the two figures....one whose action is quite clear while the other is obscure. I am forced to create my own version of their relationship. I've seen this in many of your photos and you do this so successfully that I always have to pause and get involved in your photos. I do not mean this as a criticism of your narrative photographs; you are equally skilled there and elsewhere.

Glad to see you here, and thanks for a very nice evaluation, it is a compliment that you are taking part in my photos. It tells me that my thoughts and work are succeesful in thouching the viewers, but not everyone has the skills to depict it as you did! so thanks again.

 

 

and how are you?

...each time I visit your intriguing and resplendent collection I get a new pleasuring surprise. This time a concept related with my own dreams. I mean, a subject under siege by her own dreams and nightmares and on the other hand this very own dreams and nightmares outcropping and running away from the dark. This image is very far away beyond the mere photography. This image is a dream made of emotions in itself. Indescribable.