This I took for I Magazines next issue.
Monday, October 17, 2005
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On October, 18, 2005 11:46 AM , Anonymous
said:
kinzi said...
Echoing Lulu, great use of light and color
On October, 18, 2005 4:19 PM , Joe Kalis
said:
Very nice color composition, the different shades of blue are quite stunning
On October, 19, 2005 12:36 AM , Nasouh Tabba'a
said:
i think of this picture: this poor girl is playing flute because she have nothing els to do wich gives me a warm feeling of what i am doing all day long !!
On October, 19, 2005 2:17 PM , Noura
said:
I thank you immensely for this.
Never have I seen a single color in so many tantalizing textures and shades.
Looking at this photograph, you become consumed with its solitude. You forget that there are other people in that room, and a photographer with his lens gazing at the scene only a couple of feet away.
The age and softness of the young lady’s face add a level of sincerity that is captivating. The outfit adds the right ‘shabbiness’ and the note stand looks like the canvas they used when they painted the wall. The flute comes across as the artist’s signature.
Everything in that space looks and feels used/ consumed.
The tiles ooze a cold breeze and the wall looks like it was painted on candle light and feels uneven.
A beam of light accentuates the inevitable gesture of a smile as she plays.
It feels like WW2 Germany.
I could only wish she is playing Bach’s Aria.
On October, 19, 2005 3:23 PM , Tana B
said:
Noura you made me see it in ways I didnt the first time around, thank you, Sabri great work.
On October, 20, 2005 9:00 PM , Tololy
said:
Very nice picture.
Say, what sort of camera do you use to capture life in these forms? I am curious.
On October, 21, 2005 1:42 AM , Sabri Hakim
said:
Thank you all, Noura thank you a lot you saw more than I did in this picture, Tololy its an EOS 350D Canon.
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