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> I had a dream : you shared my reality
No post-processing at all.
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Aucun post-traitement.
(Last week-end, in the RER-train between Saint-Germain-en-Laye & Paris - 2010)
All original frames (excepted the square croppings) / Hormis les formats carrés, tous les cadrages sont d'origine.
© Karine Mazloumian. All rights reserved. Thank you very much for your visits & comments here.
"The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera" — (Dorothea Lange)
@Richard T: I didn't know him, i browsed his page : nice variety of people in the tube but i feel no poetry in his eye and his images have very few "story", cool documents but flat ones - of course, that's just my own point of view since i love stories in the image first of all. Thanks for the link, anyway, always interesting to discover new ones, Richard.
@Bettina: I had my camera over my lap and framed the scene by instinct. I love the natural colors & everything about their attitude, thanks a lot for feeling it the way i did, Bettina.
@sara: Un titre tout droit sorti d'mon ressenti, j'ai pas vu l'film ;) Merci V.
@Pavan Kaul: I'm sincerly touched you, with your great heart, feel this image this way. The scene overwhelmed me and i intended to be very discreet, i didn't point my camera on them, just clicked from my lap. Many thanks, Pavan.
@Evelyne Dubos: Je n'ai pas osé lever mon appareil que j'ai laissé sur mes genoux en cadrant à l'instinct pour ne pas les déranger - merci Evelyne*
@@Look: Lègère contre-plongée, oui, car l'appareil posé sur mes genoux, j'ai déclenché à l'aveugle, pour ne pas les agresser/déranger. Merci Jean*
@Christian Richer: Et si tu regardes bien, derrière la bouteille, il a posé sa main sur la sienne. Merci, Ch, j'étais très heureuse de cette providentielle (sur)prise au bout de l'objo sensitif.
@Manola: Tu me fais plaisir, Manola, j'ai pris cette photo sur la pointe des pieds, enfin, de l'index, sans cadrer, l'appareil sur mes genoux, j'avais trop peur de les réveiller. J'étais la première surprise du résultat qui m'enchante, comme tes mots, merci et beau w-e à toi*
@Elaine-: I let my camera over my lap and pressed the shutter while framing by instinct, not to disturb their light sleep. They seemed very peaceful, i didn't agress them, nothing to be afraid of ;) Have a nice w-e*
@Morris Taub (momo): Happy to share, dear Momo, Julie is sure a very soulful woman & voice.
@hugo poon: I'm very happy you enjoy my instinct ;)) Thanks, dear, i was the first surprised & enchanted here. Have a very cool w-e t°°~
@Fusao: I feel exactly this, thanks dear Fusao, and have a good week-end in Tokyo (i dream of Japan, one day.......)
@Stephen Phillips: Thanks a lot, Stephen, i was the first delighted with this photograph taken without framing with the eye, camera on my lap. (i'd better trust my knees more ;)
@MARIANA: It's one of my fav, i must say ;) Because i loved the scene & the moment, and was so happy with the result that came so naturally. Thanks for appreciating it too ~
@Kees Laurijsen: Kees, i feel touched you appreciate my images through movements & light. Many sincere thanks for your time & encouraging words (don't worry if i slow the posting's pace sometimes, i'm always back ;) but need more time far from the screen too, too Time-eater sometimes). Have a great w-e*
@Tomix: T'y es fou, toi, t'y es fou, d'tous tes passages, ah ça fait bien plaisir, merci Tomix ! Bonne nuit, j'en prends la direction ~
@jhcibils: Not the slightest pp, i often add a little bit of contrast, here Nothing, right out of the box, i loved it like that (shot with my camera on my lap, framing instinctively) and i said Thanks (to you too ;)
@danou-yepa: Ton enthousiasme me fait sincèrement plaisir, aucune retouche, le Nikon sur les genoux en cadrant à l'instinct pour ne pas risquer de les agresser/réveiller, ah j'étais ravie du résultat et des couleurs (la vitre du RER a fait office de réflecteur doux, merci la RATP ;) Bon dimanche, dear, je sors ~
@Denny Jump Photo: I don't care the number of comments, Denny, but the quality of the eye that really looks at the images - and i thank those who look for good. Does it mean i thank you ? Oh sure ! ;)) See you soon, no Am3 for me today.
@Metti: Sepas gozaram, Mehdi ;)
@Elseneur: Merci bcp, c'est l'une de mes préférées récentes (avec celle de demain ;), tu me fais bien plaisir de la ressentir ainsi. A tout bientôt, E* J'espère que tu vas bien.
@Krims@nline.com: They were asleep, i would not have disturbed them lifting my camera, i let it on my lap and frame by instinct. A delight when i saw the result that surprised me first in the ideal framing and light* Thanks ~
@Zoltan: I'll look at yours, promised, dear ! Thanks*
@Christophe Esnard: Ton commentaire est un cadeau, merci beaucoup de ta générosité, Christophe et de tes positive vibes*
@✿ Anina ✿: Sometimes an angel comes with you and presses the shutter while you think it's your own (fat ;) finger ;)) Thank you again, i was so happy with this image taken from my lap & framing by instinct not to disturb their peace.
@Zoltan: Oh sh...t ! :) Well, i already deleted some of mine for the same reason seeing others that let me think No-way but i do hope you didn't make an error deleting it, dear. See you soon anyway - with pleasure*
@bluechameleon: A pleasure to answer you : i didn't want to disturb them but i felt so much love here i wanna have a pic in souvenir. I let my Nikon on my lap and pressed the shutter while framing instinctively. Be sure I was the first surprise with the result, especially the light. Maybe i should go on shooting with my knees better than with my eye ? ;))
@dan: Merci de ta visite. Profite bien de tout, et à quand tu veux. No hurry, be happy*
NIKON D90
1/40 second
F/3.2
ISO 200
35 mm
