frank theriault wrote: > > "Stripes" by Ann Sanfedele: > > The unusual angle of the zebras is what makes it. I'm so used to seeing > them from the side, seeing them from the front with those stripes "curving" > around their bodies like that is quite surreal. And, what serendipity, > getting all three of them looking right at you! Again, this could ~only~ be > a b&w shot - Tri-X is the perfect (only?) choice for this one. As an aside, > "We're No Angels" (the Humphrey Bogart, Peter Ustinov, Aldo Ray version) is > one of my favourite movies of all time! Took me a while to get the joke > (prison uniforms with stripes - striped zebras <vbg>) - sometimes I'm slow > on the uptake. Oh yeah, before I forget, I love the bokeh on this one! > It's mesmerizing. Thanks for this one, Ann! > > You're Welcome, Frank :) Thanks for getting the joke! (The specific joke, as opposed to the general prison suit one :)) Glad you like shot...
I did see the later DeNiro film, thinking it really was going to be a remake of the other one, disappointed it wasn't. BTW, I deleted everything in PUG earlier today after looking at your lady cyclist, before I had a chance to hit reply and say I didn't think you needed to crop at all... I liked that one quite a lot just as it is. annsan
