On Feb 6, 2008, at 1:14 AM, Philippe AMARD wrote:
Steve,
N°2 is a very moving photo, Jordan seems to be so lost in his
thoughts.
Technically, I sometimes wonder about the "sharpness plane" of
some of your shots - it looks quite unpredictableto me.
For example on n°2, the badge on the cap and the eyes seem
perfectly in focus, and so are the right ear, and the skin of his
neck.
But the jaw seems not to be so sharp when it should be as it is
located in between the former two extremes.
Hence a question, did you "fiddle" with the skin rendition of the
jaw? or is it like this on the negative and the result of direct
lighting ?
"A curious mind wants to know", as the phrase will go. ;-)
no fiddlings Philippe...
shot...as is,
so perhaps due to lighting...
thanks for looking...
a fascinating young man...
perhaps you could fathom his diagnosis... it will be lethal,
Steve
Thanks for sharing.
phx
Steve Barbour wrote:
a couple of photos of Jordan, visiting the clinic...
http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/barbour/hospital+kids/
jordan.jpg.html
http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/barbour/hospital+kids/jordan3.jpg.html
how do these photos make you feel ?
M7 Noctilux... BW400CN
thank you for your comments,
Steve
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