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07-SEP-2004

Watching You - Sept. 10-04

No need to be named Kilroy to watch you.

Fryday is SP - day. The weather is post card style since 2 weeks now, a real nice indian summer in Northeren Europe. Hope it will continue for a bit longer.

Nikon D70 ,Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF AF-S DX Zoom
1/200s f/3.5 at 105.0mm full exif

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Nick Clarke		24-Jan-2005 20:07
Great shot Lou!

Karen Leaf		11-Sep-2004 01:10
Great one Lou! That's one cool reflection in the original!

EMangl		10-Sep-2004 22:42
see you :-)

Guest		10-Sep-2004 21:38
correction: I forgot to watch the original photo. I can clearly see you holding the camera upwards...

Guest		10-Sep-2004 19:10
We're watching you watching the camera - and us in front of our monitors. And we are in a sence watching 2 x all of you in your eyes (but it can't really be seen in the picture; it's in the mind though). That's a visual/imaginative feedback similar to accoustic feedback resulting in a howling tone. Makes me feel kind of dizzy..... :-)

Guest		10-Sep-2004 14:54
Well done, Lou.

Robin Reid		10-Sep-2004 14:22
Excellent SP Lou!

Yvonne		10-Sep-2004 13:19
Gosh Lou, you must have very steady hands to be able to take your own picture - I looked at the original. Such concentration! Great photo, but I don't think I'll be trying that.

Larry Ahern		10-Sep-2004 09:24
Great shot Lou!

Adalberto Tiburzi		10-Sep-2004 08:40
Wow Lou, I have checked the original, you are right! Your eyes are true fish-eyes! (If the pun sounds too idiot, delete please...)

Gary Winters		10-Sep-2004 08:00
OMG! Your eyes actually follow me around the room! You're scaring me! (LOL) Good SP!

Argishti Khachik		10-Sep-2004 07:32
WOW, great shot Lou.

Lou Giroud		10-Sep-2004 07:25
It's not a crop but a close up full sized shot. If you look in original, the reflection in the eyes tell you how it is done and one can also see how wide the angle of view of an eye is. You can see in that reflection all my body from the feet up to the center of the eye, my camera in my hands, the nose and the lower lid hair, a 180 degree panorama in some way.

Guest		10-Sep-2004 06:53
Nice crop