She looks at a painting

this is art, Gunnar; make us feel what we're looking at. brilliant ;-} dp

I like your idea and presentation of this, Gunnar. The soft, muted glowing colors are esthetic and feel intimate for some reason. (without showing much...) The perceived movement blur contributes to the sense that she's looking at the painting in a passing mode.. (an impression that often strikes me when visiting an exhibit... as if people mostly look for a general impression of the displayed art, and glance at it, instead of actually standing in front of it, taking time to focus on it & absorb it...)

I underline what Marjolein said above. Very artistic and in a way it poses an existential question. Warm regards, Dimitris.

I think Marjolein pretty much nailed this with her analogy of the image.

It also conveys to me that sense of passing with scarce pause for appreciation, a fleeting glance, a faltering footstep and a vague impression.

Very well communicated!

Best Regards

Alf

This is an interesing and artistic idea very well achieved by a fotocamera!Compliments and regards..

Hello Gunnar. 

Very good work. I like your way of using the camera. This is what i understand wenn talking about painting with light. 

Well done.

Regards

Bela Dick

A very nice original result, Gunnar!

Excellent result. Agree with Marjolein! :)

good work

My impression and feeling is  that it is a spiritual moment where the real life are engulfing the art she is facing,I think so beacuse her body language is rflecting a real interest (as different from Marjolein's feeling..).

Interesting  moment in time!