In the Music ( please see large)

Shlomit , belongs to the Baroque music group.skilled violinist.

 

Thanks for your thoughts.

 

 

Thanks.

Pnina, you've done it again - perfect shutter speed to create a dynamic photograph with still plenty of sharpness in more still areas like face and violin body. I love the way the slot shutter speed has enabled the eyes of the musician to be seen - with a faster speed then one eye or the other, or the nose, would be obscured by the bow - the speed you have used is perfect for this picture, and the moment has been timed so well.

Pnina... you've captured Moment descrcibeing positive edge of human capacity

An interesting assortment of golden tones throughout the composition. The level of concentration is evident in her eyes, while the hands move swiftly playing the violin. A superbly captured shot Pnina.

I love how the bow is shot in a frozen motion that allows the viewer to see the focus of her eyes. The golden tones provide another form for the lovely music.

Just on the moment of touching ( playing ) the note. Perfectly caught and composed, Pnina.

Great DOF, nice warm tone & expression, excellent capture, Pnina! Best regards

I KNOW that expression! The focus, the concentration on the music. I love the motion of the bow that you've captured here. I can only image what kind of Allegro was being played.

Pnina, almost always I can not say all I want from my poor english, now I can say it is so beautiful...Regards.

Warm, beautiful scene, I like the way you saw the musician..background works perfect too. Best regards, vf

I like it alot, super composition and perfect colors, Pnina.

 

Alberto

Pete,I learn all the time... from you and others and I do experiment. I appreciate your experimentation a lot.

 

Janusz, thanks for your always nice wording ;-))

 

Adan, for your always nice interpretation

 

Donna,yes the eyes were my "target"... as a mean to show her concentration.

 

Paula and Richard, thanks a lot for your nice feedback.

 

Lou Ann, you made me smile with your feeling of alegro, which it really was!...

 

Pep, I understand your English, it is not my mother tongue as well...

 

Vladimir and Alberto, thanks for liking and writing.

 

My appreciation to all of you for taking the time.

Pnina, excellent composition ,very good exposure and light. Your music series images are photographic melodies.

Just the right touch of motion blur to make this lively.

Like it a lot too, especially those "strings" on the left. However I'm going to disagree a bit here. Wouldn't this be great in a dramatic b&w? I sure would like to see a version.

I already know that you are "addicted" to B/W...OK I will prepare one for you.. and we shall see. Stay tuned... ;-))

especially for you I just uploaded a colour photo! about half red, half b&w

Especially for you I upload a B/W....

you know I'm a little biased but I like it. To be honest though I still like the coloured version too. What do you prefer now that you've done the b&w?

(and thanks for that bit of extra work)

I prefer the colored one... because of the warm tones of the violin and the BG. sounds "music" to me more than the B/W. ;-))

fair enough

Amal, thanks my friend, how are you? ( email? )

 

Cherlyn thank you as well !

I commented on this one, but my computer crashed and it disappeared. I like the resinous color here, in keeping with the sweet languor and richness of the violin itself.

I like the light/ tone and the concentrated expression...the motion blurr is adding dynamics...about the crop I am more in between...on the one hand it helps concentrate on the eyes with the fantastic expression, on the other I am a bit confused by the half hand at the bottom....well frankly I just can't make my mind on this issue...anyway I like the image Pnina....