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Don Ellis
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 02:18
Man, really... and I've forgotten his name but Leela will know. He was one of the people who made our recent stay in Bali so pleasurable.

http://www.kleptography.com/dl/crw_1800-640.jpg

Nothing particularly special but it's always nice to take a reasonably candid shot again a non-distracting background -- a paddy field, in this case.

Cheers,

Don

marie
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 04:58
Don, hi
:)

I love this shot

before I read your words I saw the paddy field behind and thought it was lovely behind him. new growth, the lay out, the colour
:confused:
it seems like it nearly took from the man himself the way I am talking
:lol:
but no it didn't

terrific shot of a shy strong man with character
can see the humour in his eyes
love the colours all over ,his shirt and hairband ....... perfect
as usual you done a person's persona great justice in taking the shot
(was he on your balcony/veranda / whatever, when you took the picture ) ?

I had wondered was it a paddy field :confused: and should I say as such as it could maybe be an insult to certain other cultures
then I saw your words and relief set in

v.nice to see you posting some shots of that recent visit
(more more)

:lol:

BottomBracket
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 08:20
Don, excellent shot. I like the colors, its asian look, from the clothing to the rice paddy in the background.

schmoelzel
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 11:30
Don, good to see a post from you again!! Nice shot (as usual)......love the skin tone!

Master-9
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 17:14
Why is this thread titled: "Balinese Boy" ?
He looks like a man....

marie
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 18:32
Why is this thread titled: "Balinese Boy" ?
He looks like a man....
Don quote
"Man, really... and I've forgotten his name but Leela will know. He was one of the people who made our recent stay in Bali so pleasurable."
unquote

^^ ^
that's what the man (Don) said inside Master-9

:)

Don Ellis
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 20:18
terrific shot of a shy strong man with character
can see the humour in his eyes
love the colours all over ,his shirt and hairband ....... perfect
as usual you done a person's persona great justice in taking the shot
(was he on your balcony/veranda / whatever, when you took the picture ) ?
Hi Marie,

You know him and you haven't met him -- you're very good. That's exactly who he is.

Two villas (including ours) and the tiny open-air lobby and library are on three sides of this miniature rice field. I was standing three steps above him so that I only got the rice field in the background. It was Leela who asked him to pose... I just jumped in while she was shooting.

Except for the Monkey Forest, I haven't had time to process any other images and just had a few minutes yesterday. I'm getting more particular in my old age and looking through my Balinese photos, there's not a lot that's impressing me. Still, I do have some worth posting. I'll try to get to them before summer's over.

Cheers,

Don

Don Ellis
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 20:22
Don, excellent shot. I like the colors, its asian look, from the clothing to the rice paddy in the background.
Thanks...sometimes things do work. The backgrounds to candid shots are often less than wonderful. This seemed like a nice scene to shoot him against.

Cheers,

Don

Don Ellis
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 20:23
Don, good to see a post from you again!! Nice shot (as usual)......love the skin tone!
Thanks... that's very kind. I haven't posted much only because of time, not interest. I'll do better (maybe).

Cheers,

Don

Don Ellis
17th of August 2005 (Wed), 20:25
Why is this thread titled: "Balinese Boy" ?
He looks like a man....
1. I like alliteration.
2. From the perspective of my own age, he's a youth.
3. I think you can call anyone anything as long as it's obvious that you care about them and respect them.
4. What marie said... read the first two words of my post.

marie
20th of August 2005 (Sat), 08:40
Hi Marie,
You know him and you haven't met him -- you're very good. That's exactly who he is.
Two villas (including ours) and the tiny open-air lobby and library are on three sides of this miniature rice field. I was standing three steps above him so that I only got the rice field in the background. It was Leela who asked him to pose... I just jumped in while she was shooting.
Except for the Monkey Forest, I haven't had time to process any other images and just had a few minutes yesterday. I'm getting more particular in my old age and looking through my Balinese photos, there's not a lot that's impressing me. Still, I do have some worth posting. I'll try to get to them before summer's over.
Cheers,

Don
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thanks for that info. Don
I hope Leela's shot turned out as nice

you say there is not a lot that is impressing you in what you got of the trip to Bali.
I doubt that. that they are not extra good,
even if your senses tell you different.

it's only your senses
not ours
:lol::lol:

see, you don't have to practice, practice, practice like some of us
:lol:
practice makes perfect they say :rolleyes:
I believe it
:mrgreen:


hope to see more of yours, whenever you get a chance






you mention old age :shock:

what's that ?
;)


:mrgreen: