Pictures I like

[Karl Henning]

I have given up on the flash button. Never works for me.

No, it doesn't!  Best workaround is to save this bit of code:

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[flash=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/v/CFA6dEwWOb4[/flash]

Which, semi-parsed, is "http://www.youtube.com/v/" + the YouTube video ID

http://www.youtube.com/v/CFA6dEwWOb4

[North Star]

Any Saul Bass fans out there?

Sure.

[Bogey]

One of the best!

[TheGSMoeller]

Any Saul Bass fans out there? I'm looking at you Monkey Greg, Eigenuserand Z7.

https://youtu.be/CFA6dEwWOb4?list=PL6rhz47M0x3bNx0-CwLMuaHbTyyq7x73R

I have given up on the flash button. Never works for me.

Yep.

[The Six]

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

Any Saul Bass fans out there? I'm looking at you Monkey Greg, Eigenuserand Z7.

https://youtu.be/CFA6dEwWOb4?list=PL6rhz47M0x3bNx0-CwLMuaHbTyyq7x73R

I have given up on the flash button. Never works for me.

LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!  Ta for posting. 

[The Six]

[NikF]

Marie-Helene Arnaud by Norman Parkinson during the 1950s.
There's another photo of her I like even more (by George Dambier and less contrived than this one) but the above colour shot is such a nice example of the work in 'Vogue' at that time.

[North Star]

Marie-Helene Arnaud by Norman Parkinson during the 1950s.
There's another photo of her I like even more (by George Dambier and less contrived than this one) but the above colour shot is such a nice example of the work in 'Vogue' at that time.

The thread title is Pictures I like, not A picture I like, you know. 

This is certainly a nice one from the pair:

[NikF]

The thread title is Pictures I like, not A picture I like, you know. 

This is certainly a nice one from the pair:

Yeah, I know. I just wanted to give the two different images both room to 'breathe' in case I posted the black and white. 
But that's a good one you posted. And an interesting choice too.

Here's the Dambier shot I was referring to.



I think that's beautiful.
And for the sake of accuracy (and being neurotic about such matters! Heh) I don't believe that's the final edit - but I can't find a more complete one. As far as I can remember the bottom right features some kind of electrical outlet or phone line socket or something which I feel contributes to the composition, including almost serving as a kind of punctuation.

[North Star]

Yeah, I know. I just wanted to give the two different images both room to 'breathe' in case I posted the black and white. 
But that's a good one you posted. And an interesting choice too.

Here's the Dambier shot I was referring to.

I think that's beautiful.
And for the sake of accuracy (and being neurotic about such matters! Heh) I don't believe that's the final edit - but I can't find a more complete one. As far as I can remember the bottom right features some kind of electrical outlet or phone line socket or something which I feel contributes to the composition, including almost serving as a kind of punctuation.

I was actually pretty sure that this was indeed the one you referred to after I saw some examples of Dambier's photos. Do you recall if the Vermeer repro is cropped like that in the final edit?


E: Well, I actually found the original
(E2: Oh, and I certainly like the photo as well)

http://www.georges.dambier.fr/wp/fashion-ii/

[NikF]

I was actually pretty sure that this was indeed the one you referred to after I saw some examples of Dambier's photos. Do you recall if the Vermeer repro is cropped like that in the final edit?


E: Well, I actually found the original
(E2: Oh, and I certainly like the photo as well)

http://www.georges.dambier.fr/wp/fashion-ii/

I noticed that one. It's a website representing his work and so if it's his final edit, then fair enough. But...



Also clears up the question regarding the Vermeer. 

[North Star]

I noticed that one. It's a website representing his work and so if it's his final edit, then fair enough. But...

Also clears up the question regarding the Vermeer. 

And why do you think I had my sunglasses on?

[NikF]

And why do you think I had my sunglasses on?

Yeah. 
So what do you think? With or without the outlet/socket? And I'm not asking that in reference to the Vermeer. 

[North Star]

Yeah. 
So what do you think? With or without the outlet/socket?

Oh, most definitely with the socket! And the lampshade, too.

And I'm not asking that in reference to the Vermeer. 

[Ken B]

This, which I have seen close up, is stone.



By Bernini

[kishnevi]

Which suggests this view you do not always see
My photo, taken in 1993.

[The Six]

[Todd]

[Brian]

Whatever, babies can't appreciate Chateauneuf-de-Pape and Schubert, and what kind of shitty life is that?