Friday, July 27, 2012

Re: [MC74 and Friends] WHEN "LIFE IMITATES ART - PNEHS RECREATE THU HUONG' S PAINTINGS







Dear PHEHs and Friends:

Here is my ornaments photographic representation and entry as promised to MC, of TH's boules de noel, in spirit, hihi and not in colors... Easter vs. Christmas, I hope these are similar enough.

Happy Belated/Early Holidays !

KPN


at 9:30 AM
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  1. kisamuse2July 27, 2012 at 9:42 AM

    Hi KPN,

    Beautiful photo !! I never see Easter Eggs with Xmas lights
    like that, I love it :-)

    Thanks,
    BT

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  2. kisamuse2July 27, 2012 at 9:43 AM

    Hello Karl ,

    Oui Karl , oeufs de Pâques ou boules de Noel , l’esprit est le meme , c’est la fete . Belle photo , je ne sais pas si tu as fait expres , l’œuf jaune du milieu ( mon preferé aussi ) est mis en valeur , on ne voit que lui parmi les autres .

    Bon weekend ,
    THg

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  3. kisamuse2July 27, 2012 at 2:51 PM

    KPN,
    I agree; I love it too!
    M-U

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  4. kisamuse2July 27, 2012 at 3:49 PM

    Hi KPN

    I agree with all of the reviews, it's really beautiful, and close in spirit to TH's watercolor...

    Caro

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  5. kisamuse2July 28, 2012 at 8:03 AM

    Hi KPN,
    Thank you for your beautiful impression of TH's gorgeous watercolor. I love it too!
    MC

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  6. kisamuse2July 28, 2012 at 8:03 AM

    MC, MU, Caro, BT and TH - I'm glad you like my photo entry in the "likeliness" of TH's Christmas painting in spirit ! Thx for your nice feedback and acceptance :)

    To answer TH's question, yes, I intentionally bring out 2 or 3 Easter eggs, including the yellow one as the main object of interest. A long lens with wide aperture was used to create a shallow depth of field, resulting in a Bokeh effect (blurring out of whatever is closer or farther than the subject itself. Photographers do that all the time to accent some part of their photos. Hope this is not too technical and answer your question.

    Cheers,

    KPN

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  7. kisamuse2July 31, 2012 at 12:03 PM

    Cher Karl ,
    Merci pour ces explications precises . Si cette photo est à reproduire en peinture , une partie importante du travail est faite J . J’utilise souvent l’effet Bokeh pour peindre les natures mortes et les fleurs .
    Bonne semaine ,
    THg

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