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Subject: [Leica] janet...
From: kididdoc at cox.net (Steve Barbour)
Date: Wed Nov 16 17:36:23 2005
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On Nov 12, 2005, at 6:34 PM, David Cochran wrote:

> Hello Steve. I do not know what to say other than you are providing  
> these patients a respectful memory of life.
> They are testament to the frailty of life and the things that  
> really matter, love, companionship and hope.

thanks David... I shoot them with that in mind and I hope people are  
seeing them as oipyimistic and honoring the patients...


Steve


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> peace
>
> d.
> On Nov 12, 2005, at 9:29 PM, Steve Barbour wrote:
>
>> On Nov 12, 2005, at 3:45 PM, Ted Grant wrote:
>>
>>> Richard offered:
>>> Subject: Re: [Leica] janet...
>>>> I think the nurse's expression helps it picture-wise. Toward  
>>>> that train of thought, from the DOF, I think you are shooting at  
>>>> F1 already? Perhaps shooting at ASA800 @1.4 would give you just  
>>>> a wee bit more of the nurse in focus?  <<<<
>>>
>>> Hi Richard,
>>> No, no, no. he doesn't want to bring her slightly more into  
>>> focus, she's perfect at f1.0 where she should be. The message is  
>>> still there this way.... "it's a very sick child!"
>>
>>
>> that's right Ted... it is the mother in the background, poignantly  
>> waiting patiently...
>>
>> I just wanted to suggest her presence....
>>
>> thanks for looking and commenting...Steve
>>
>>
>>> She's in attendance in a support position.
>>>
>>> If one is going to bring the nurse more in focus it only works if  
>>> she's all the way in focus. Then she becomes a distraction taking  
>>> the attention away from the child.
>>>
>>> At the moment she's there out of focus as best she should be,  
>>> because the child is the point of focus. But if the nurse were  
>>> sharper, even a little bit, then she creates a kind of "over all  
>>> out of focus look."
>>>
>>> All she needs is to be seen, that means the child is being taken  
>>> care of.
>>>
>>> I know you mean well, but this is beautiful as it should be, as is!
>>>
>>> ted
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