A woman painting near Brenton Point, September 4, 2009Music: La Mer - Jeux de vagues by Claude Debussy
Photo © 2009 by A. Roy Hilbinger
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- Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, United States
- An old hippie still keeping the faith. An amateur photographer, musician, poet, and essayist.
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Wow-you really are surrounded by beauty every day aren't you? This is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI think she chose her outfit to match the colors of the painting? I love the angle you took this picture from where we can see how wonderful her work is becoming-the colors are so vibrant and true! And she matches right in!
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about this photograph that is so delightful? Somehow it is so sharp (I don't mean this from a focus point of view but from an overall subject point of view) it is like drinking a cold beer on a hot day.
ReplyDeleteChris is right; she blends in well to her surroundings!
ReplyDeleteThat's what I call blue!
ReplyDeleteAnd it looks as if she knows what she's doing. Great shot.
This is absolutely my favourite photo of all the photos you have posted!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this on a print. Do you sell prints/posters of your photos?
what a gorgeous photo the play of blues is wonderful....
ReplyDeleteStunning! And what I really love about this is that we get the scene twice, once in the overall photo, again on the canvas.
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