Twilight

Belongs to the Serries. Shani. Thanks for viewing.

Thanks

beautiful , congrats and regards .

a good eye for this....nice work.

in between worlds.............

and - at the same time - a bit frightening. The focus is on the veil, and the beautiful blurred face has mistery, melancholy and tenderness. Like an angel waiting for his train. Giuseppe

Beautiful expression and composition. 6/6a Have a good weekend

I value always Your works and profesionalizm.You about this know perfectly.I greet warmly.Janusz.

Pnina... I see pain in this face...Exceptionally expressive image...Marjorie

There's something sad, almost mask-like in her look. This is a wonderful addition to your veil series.

A bit sad and with a strong feeling of transcendence. A fine image.

Regards, Tibi

Great take of the expression. Nice soft b&w tones. Regards.

B.C, Gabriel and Linda, for your feedback.

 

Giuseppe, interesting. Thanks for your full impression.

 

 

Cynthia, thanks as well.

 

 

Janusz, thanks for your kind words.

 

 

Marjorie, Interesting feeling of yours.

 

Jeff, What is really interesting is the differences of feelings it evokes in the viewers.That net seconds are taking me, and the viewers, to wonderful impressions and places of human being. Thanks for yours.

 

Thanks Jeffrey, Tibi and Sonali, for your feedback

This evokes a lot of depth of feeling. The diagonal you have chosen is also most interesting. I suspect most of us would have turned it with the head going upper right. The position you have chosen adds to the sense of distress.

Could be a latest version of "Death of Ophelia", to be exhibited at the Tate Gallery, alongside the painting of John Everett Millais.Excellent cropping and tone.

Dave, Each of us has his way of presenting a photo, thanks for your nice comment. Hope you are well and resting now.

 

Amal, you really made me smile, I don't have a Tate Gallery inspiration....lol. There is something that may remind Ophelia though ..... Thanks

Excellent composition and lovely girl. Very good work, Pnina! Best regards!

Pnina, something very sad and pensive in this expression, with the mood again enhanced by the veil. I like the image very much.

The sadness is so palpable that it reminds me of the Virgin's face in Pieta. It is a fascinated picture charged with emotions. Her eyes seem lost in the depths of her pain. The slanting perspective of the subject, highlighted by the triangular shade created by the veil, points downwards. In a way, it serves to visually reinforce the tragic theme of this well captured composition.

Thanks for both your comments that connects my work to the history of the arts, I appreciate it very much. learning the history of creation , unconsciously (probably) is affecting my work. Thanks , I appreciate your point of view.