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July 2005 Christine P. Newman

Early Summer Evening on the Humber

Scan of image printed on watercolour paper.


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Guest 07-Apr-2008 12:30
I don't know why, but this one touches me. Maybe it's the water. I'm a sucker for ponds. zm
Jean-Paul PLUME05-Feb-2007 17:31
Dans cette galerie, c'est effectivement l'image que je préfère. Chez ma grand-mère, il y avait une chaise longue qui ressemblait très fort à celle-ci: mais c'était il y a bien longtemps. C'est très nostalgique.
Guest 02-Feb-2007 04:41
lovely!
12301-Feb-2007 23:32
Phenomenal work. The rest of us are just salivating about it. Truthfully this is probably
one of the most amazing treatments and looks an image can ever have. Digital pinhole photography will not even approximate it. Voted
Ana Carloto O'Shea31-Jan-2007 17:33
This looks really great Christine. It looks like an image straight from my Dad's old albums.
It's great to see you explore new ways, new techniques with the same old top notch quality ;)
akleja26-Jan-2007 22:00
Wonderful shot!
Guest 26-Jan-2007 20:50
Beautiful photo Christine what has the mood of the photos in the early 20th century.
Phil Douglis26-Jan-2007 20:45
If your title was "Early Summer Evening on the Humber, 1855" I would have believed it. Sometimes such "treatments" as this can call attention to themselves at the expense of expression. But in this case, your printing process and the resulting scan intensify the mood and atmosphere you are trying to express here. The chaise even looks old enough to be of Victorian vintage. It is a thought provoking image as well, allowing us the luxury of stretching time beyond its limits. You continue to amaze us, Christine.
zyziza26-Jan-2007 15:53
smell good! V
Naomi 26-Jan-2007 14:43
A timeless image, well done. GMV
Kal Khogali26-Jan-2007 13:57
How can anyone add to Lawrences words?..the memory is faint, not lost...amazing. K
Guest 26-Jan-2007 11:57
This is wonderful Christine. Like a lost memory, resurrected but not quite all the details can be recalled. The smell, sounds and touch of the warm breeze still remain but the visual recollection is only pieced together through dream like glass. I really like this - an image that brings a smile to my face in the same way hearing a childhood story does. Gmv
Guest 26-Jan-2007 11:14
Beautiful treatment,Christine, so full of nostalgia!GMV
François Hamon26-Jan-2007 10:44
Quelle élégance ! Je veux un cours !
type26-Jan-2007 09:02
Not the Humber in Yorkshire, I know. :) This is a gorgeous creation, Christine. It reminds me of looking at antique photos of long lost relatives enjoying 'leisure' activities perhaps when people only began to do this sort of thing, and it had for them a novelty, formality and religiousity that seems quaint to us now.
Guest 26-Jan-2007 04:45
Très bien réussit il va falloir que tu m'explique comment tu as faite, j'aime bien comment la photo à d'l'air vielle (même plus vielle que la chaise)
Demian je vais faire le tour de cette galerie et trouver quelques conneries à te dire.....
Ne faut pas que je perde mes bonnes manières.
Alex.
Sam_C26-Jan-2007 04:14
Wow Christine, love the treatment on this one, it looks really vintage!! V
Patricia Lay-Dorsey26-Jan-2007 03:23
What a marvelously evocative image. I can almost feel the warmth of the sun on my face and taste the ice-cold lemonade. V
Rene Hales26-Jan-2007 03:19
A TRANSFER! I like it. Nice mood and subject.--Rene