B&W of a High School Friend
Jan 10, 2019 22:18:56 #
Today I was blessed to meet a high school friend of mine for breakfast as I was leaving the Phoenix area to head back home to SoCal. We graduated almost 50 years ago.
Nikon D750, 50mm 1.4
Nikon D750, 50mm 1.4
Jan 11, 2019 08:15:54 #
A very cool memento of your time together and a fine stand-alone study. The position of the fingers and the condensation on the tipped glass are really nice, as is the b&w conversion. I'm on the fence about the timing (as being sipped), but I've never thought about doing anything like this, so really have no clue. Thanks for a very thoughtful posting!
Jan 11, 2019 10:12:31 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
A very cool memento of your time together and a fine stand-alone study. The position of the fingers and the condensation on the tipped glass are really nice, as is the b&w conversion. I'm on the fence about the timing (as being sipped), but I've never thought about doing anything like this, so really have no clue. Thanks for a very thoughtful posting!
Thanks, Linda. I’ve been interested lately in shooting hands. I’ve just begun and am looking forward to what I can do.
As I’ve said before, I value your input.
Stay warm!
Dana
Jan 11, 2019 13:12:35 #
mcmama wrote:
Today I was blessed to meet a high school friend of mine for breakfast as I was leaving the Phoenix area to head back home to SoCal. We graduated almost 50 years ago.
Nikon D750, 50mm 1.4
Nikon D750, 50mm 1.4
I don't think this is a shot of your friend, but a shot of a plastic cup of water!
Jan 11, 2019 14:51:50 #
speters wrote:
I don't think this is a shot of your friend, but a shot of a plastic cup of water!
Think again. Does a shot of someone HAVE to show their face? If so, the lower part of her face is behind the glass.
Oh, the “plastic” was glass. And it wasn’t a cup.
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