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Madame Butterfly
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09 Jan 2007 |
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| José-Angel from Spain | 9 Jan 2007, 01:38 |
Exquisito, con gusto, refinado, sujerente. Bravo Patrick
Patrick Krolis: Gracias José-Angel. Es siempre un plazer leer tus commetarios. 
| Suzanne from Canada | 9 Jan 2007, 02:17 |
Hi Patrick, I have been taking a look at your archive and have to say how impressed I am with your work. You are amazing in your use of light and showing the female form in a way that is at times brazen, and at others very poetic. Bravo for this image and all others where I failed to comment but was appreciative nonetheless.
Patrick Krolis: Thank you very much Suzanna. Thank you so much. I am glad you like my photography. Hope I keep you interested in the future I just saw that you also have a D-200 (I also own one) and that you have the lens I am craving for the 18-200 VR!!! You seem to make beautiful pictures with it. I particularly like your landscapes. What a beautiful place you live. I should go more slowly through your collection. Today's image is a masterpiece, and the combination with the poetry is stunning!!!!
I just saw that you also have a D-200 (I also own one) and that you have the lens I am craving for the 18-200 VR!!! You seem to make beautiful pictures with it. I particularly like your landscapes. What a beautiful place you live. I should go more slowly through your collection. Today's image is a masterpiece, and the combination with the poetry is stunning!!!!
| neil schneider | 9 Jan 2007, 05:43 |
Usted hace un poco de trabajo muy agradable con los modelos y se enciende y sombra. Por lo general no comento sobre estos tipos de fotos, pero su trabajo esta completamente bien.
You do some very nice work with posing and light and shadow. I usually do not comment on these types of images, but your work is quite good.
You do some very nice work with posing and light and shadow. I usually do not comment on these types of images, but your work is quite good.
| neil schneider from Spain | 9 Jan 2007, 05:45 |
Usted hace un poco de trabajo muy agradable con los modelos y se enciende y sombra. Por lo general no comento sobre estos tipos de fotos, pero su trabajo esta completamente bien.
You do some very nice work with posing and light and shadow. I usually do not comment on these types of images, but your work is quite good.
You do some very nice work with posing and light and shadow. I usually do not comment on these types of images, but your work is quite good.
Patrick Krolis: Thank you very much Neil. I really apreciate your compliment. I try to get better at what I do best. I tried different types of photography, but the work I show here actually is a discovery of a visual expression of myself. The true photogrpahic me. I am trying to establish my photogrpahic identity here
For me I'd rather not be "a jack of all trades and a master of none" Just trying to be a master, and if i look around I still have a long way to go. But as they say, it is not about the destination, it is the journey I enjoy and share with you here.
For me I'd rather not be "a jack of all trades and a master of none" Just trying to be a master, and if i look around I still have a long way to go. But as they say, it is not about the destination, it is the journey I enjoy and share with you here.
| Sola from The Shires of Nottingham | 9 Jan 2007, 12:37 |
As usual I'm pleased again
Patrick Krolis: Thank you very much again. I am flattered by your comment as usual
| Abi | 9 Jan 2007, 13:14 |
.... put me in your house of pleasure....... great shot...
Patrick Krolis: Welcome in my house of pleasure... Thank you very much for the compliment.
Thank you very much for the compliment.
| Carl Kirstein | 9 Jan 2007, 14:10 |
Beautiful, I love the contrasting metal texture with the skin tones!
Patrick Krolis: Thank you Carl. Welcome to Shutterchance. Of course this one is not naturally lit, but iluminated with a flash, when I started converting the picture I initially lowered the saturation but the effect was not good enough, so I opted for full B/W conversion using the channel mier and viola, the textures popped out. I ove the metal/skin texture myself very much. I find you get the same feeling with the picture you posted on january 8 in your archives.
| E Etomi | 9 Jan 2007, 15:33 |
I like
Patrick Krolis: Me too thank you very much hope you continue enjoying my work...
thank you very much hope you continue enjoying my work...
| Florence from Paris | 9 Jan 2007, 15:44 |
Hello Patrick ! I would like to thank you for the nice comment you've left on one of my picture... No, I don't sell my pictures because I haven't enough time to proceed to professionnal treatment... but I do not desesperate !!
Your pictures are very professionnal too... are you working as a professionnal, in a studio ?
Your pictures are very professionnal too... are you working as a professionnal, in a studio ?
| chris p from the Isle of Wight | 9 Jan 2007, 17:10 |
Mmmmmmmmmmm, nice
Patrick Krolis: Thank you so much Chris, glad you like it!!! Hope you keep on enjoying!!!
| Carl Kirstein | 10 Jan 2007, 04:38 |
The reason I hate flashes is because of its general misuse. When you use a studio flash with a diffuser or softbox, it is an entirely different matter to me.
Again well done on a well executed image
Again well done on a well executed image
Patrick Krolis: That makes sense, a lot of sense. Now I can only agree with you. i hate (misused) flashes Thanks for the compliment
Thanks for the compliment
| Abhijit | 10 Jan 2007, 07:43 |
This is a classic shot!!!!
Patrick Krolis: Thank you very much for your comment. Glad you liked it too. Hope to keep you interested along the way Classic, that is a real compliment.
Classic, that is a real compliment.
| deji77 | 14 Jan 2007, 14:37 |
Very beautiful.
I think its quite similar to the VW girl shot, though here the light and shadows work to really put the emphasis on the butterfly. My own very humble opinion
I think its quite similar to the VW girl shot, though here the light and shadows work to really put the emphasis on the butterfly. My own very humble opinion
Patrick Krolis: Thank you very much. I myself did not get the similarity to the VW girl. Very interesting that you saw it like that. I should go through both myslef and try to udnerstand better what creative forces were at work It is the only way to improve, thanks for pointing it out to me!!
It is the only way to improve, thanks for pointing it out to me!!
| camera | Olympus E-20 |
| exposure mode | full manual |
| shutterspeed | unknown |
| aperture | f/0.0 |
| sensitivity | unknown |
| focal length | 0.0mm |
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