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through a veiland wonder.
and being observed..
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ou au moins en avoir l'impression
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c'est toi sur la photo ?
on dirait vraiment une poupΓ©e
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ben, je ne sais vraiment pas pourquoi, je vois bien que c'est comme ca.
ce qui est ridicule, c'est que j'ai l'impression de tricher.
sans le faire bien sur, il suffit de regarder la main pour voir, c'est la magie de la longue exposition.
n'empeche, quand je me regarde dans mon miroir, j'ai l'impression de tricher..
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la photographie et mΓͺme l'art en gΓ©nΓ©ral, c'est toujours tricher de toute maniΓ¨re, non ?
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bien sur.
le probleme avec moi c'est que je prends tout personellement. l'art y compris
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the combination of distortion and grunge with your undistorted though veiled features -
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looks to me like a travel in time.
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The silvery hair stripe...I want that!
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i'll get you a strong light 
( my son always asks me to stop dying my hair, but i am not ready yet, I tell him come again in another 30 years 
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What do sons know? We are wiser than they!
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life and time, that only..
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thats very beautiful! i love the composition and textures
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sometimes, when it's full moon i change into a ghost
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omg then you're, you're as wereghost!
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oh... it's too good... too good! i'm in raptures!
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thank you, you're always too sweet
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yes, i wonder how it happened, in two of the images, i don't look 10 years younger, i look 20 years younger 
light and movement i guess. and the veil
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featured in journal --> she's lost control! --> [link]
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what a pretty portrait of a beautiful woman this is ---
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oh, always good to hear 
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me. yesterday 8 hours driving back and forth to Holland and 3.5 hours business negotiations in the english language. you can still pick me up from the floor ....
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oh, poor Ulrich! good it's sunday tomorrow.
get a rest day, no going out for pictures
editing them can be fun too!
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thank you for your concern, Hanan. and indeed - maybe just a little walk around the house, as I treated myself to a new lens (a slow - 
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oh, lucky!
what is it that you got !?
i have to decide what to buy next month (going to Montreal again), still hesitating between a lensbaby and a telephoto.
i think a 300 mm at least one is a must ( the maximumi have is 135 in my zoom lense), but the baby is tempting
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right - i am still extremely happy with the 70-200 mm f 2.8 L-series. so what i got now is a rather new 15-85 mm canon ef-series, ultrasonic focus and optical stabilizer. not very fast in terms of f-values (3.5 - 5.6) but it received very good critiques in terms of image quality. it is to replace my sigma 17-70 mm (f 2.8 - 4.5), no stabilizer.
since I had the new tele lens, the camera sort of refused to take the sigma ...
300 mm? when you take a good one we are seriously talking money here. you also have to consider that these lenses tend to big and heavy. the L-series lens is total encapsulated which provides perfect protection, but on the other hand this means that it is always the same size, not depending on the focal distance you use, which also means that it never is very prudent.
now: i believe a lens baby should suit you very well
Montreal, btw. 
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