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Published: 2012-01-03 19:56:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 1270; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 0
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In a village near the Nepal-Indian border, lives Jamuna. Her face was partly covered by her sari, she lifted the cloth to greet me ...A retrospective image. 100 ASA Fujichrome FILM converted to B/W.
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Edit, October,11,2013 : Hello my friends, as I work with an old computer and have only recently seen the difference between the colour of my screen and how an image looks on modern screens, I am reposting some of my images while I've access to a newer screen, with edited images in colors and tones as close as possible to the original film image. I hope you like the improvement, I'm sorry that you've not been seeing images as they should be seen. ... wishing you days filled with smiles, my friends. ♡
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Comments: 40
Hmmm, Lindel, you manage to produce images of that moment when a deeper beauty is expressed.
Nothing forced….natural, unpretentious
Like "The Daily Rounds"...true beauty is not easily seen in a face masked, but a joyful or peaceable countenance
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Thank you for your kind words, Mark.
It was a lovely, spontaneous moment, as was "The Daily Rounds".
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Merci Peter.
This was a lovely moment.
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Thank you for your kind words.
Yes, Yamuna was a beautiful woman, with amazing dark eyes, and in low light, this moment happened.
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oh, I can imagine she saw the light and loving smile in your eyes..that's why she lifted up her part of saree to greet you!
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Your words make me smile, for that's exactly what happened .
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Just the right amount of bokeh, but still clear enough to keep it in focus (I hope I got it right, I'm not a photographer)
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Thank you for your kind words.
It was very low light and I was working with film, using a zoom lens, so, due to the limitations and the moment being spontaneous, I could only focus on her face, her eyes and hope that she would be visible on the film,... and this moment is what the film captured.
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Yes, it was a lovely moment.
Thank you for your kind words.
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Wow, this is exquisite !! I love those eyes dark as coals and her expression!!
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Thank you for your kind words.
Yes, she has very dark eyes, almost black, it was a lovely moment.
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Hi 
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Fantastic portrait.... as well as fantastic portfolio!!! Congrats for this beautiful work ..
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Thank you for your kind words.
I'm glad you like this moment in Jamuna's life.
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Yes, I feel that too, and I'm glad you like her.
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Portrait photography at its most meaningful... an inspiration... thank you
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Thank you for your kind words.
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thank you for your pictures...
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Thank you for your kind words.
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Thank you. It was spontaneous, only one photograph. I like the feeling of her smile.
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Yes, she has very dark, eyes. They look more intense, under the veil, in the low light of late afternoon.
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I'd been working on an assignment and was in her company daily. She is a strong, loving woman. That evening, as we greeted each other, I asked, "May I take your photo, right now?" She smiled softly and replied, "Yes".
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