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     Matthew-Watt (4463) 2007-12-28 22:36

Hello Bulent,

What a triumphant photo. The child is portrayed in your photo in a mood of awe and wonderment. The lighting around the picture and boy is sensational. I also like the surrounding frame (not only of the photo, but look at that picture frame! It makes the ones I buy from the film shop look rather humble).
There may be a little grain holding the best clarity back, but this was probably a large zoom photo and the artificial lighting could not help you much! Well managed and seen! One day left of 2007! Take care and enjoy the festivities!

Matt

dareco (17104) 2007-12-28 22:43

I really like this moment you captured. I'd love to know whats going threw this little ones mind looking at the picture. TFS and wishing you all the very best in 2008.

ladyka (18) 2007-12-28 22:50 [Comment]

jmdaoudal (82) 2007-12-28 22:55

Happy New Year 2008, Bulent.
This photo is a good report of the situation, the kid 's attitude had to be fixed on the memory card of you Nik....
Good choice, there is a dialog between this one in life and in the painting (the red kid) and an idea of a mirror exam.
Proportions in the composition have of course a great interest and this small subject in the wide galery is one another attraction of the picture.
I like it, this is a good and spontaneous shot.
Again an happy new year to you and your family.

Jean Michel

Buin (37656) 2007-12-28 23:11

Hallo Bulent!
A wonderful shot - funny and impressive at the same time. It made me smile - and what better could a picture do!?
You mustn't apologize for it's quality at all. Its message comes across very well! Truly wonderful ... ;-)
Greetings from Germany and all the best for the beginning year!
Frank

meltemi (9746) 2007-12-28 23:38

Hello Bulent,
very creative and the paintings are terrific. The boy is adorable too, as he, alone is stepping inside the paintings and experiencing various imaginative scenarios. You point of view is very good as it enhances the boy's ecstasy and wonder in admiring great masterpieces, all in simply stunning light.
Hope the new year will bring you and your family joy, happiness and a lot of success.
Warm Rgards.
Stella

Didi (36090) 2007-12-29 0:14

Hello Bulent
Congratulations for your new camera it's a very good one especially for lights management.
The result is very good for this original scene in a muesum.
Interesting spotlight on the Rockwell paint.
I have done a colour adjustment for the white balance.
I wish you a happy new year 2008.
Amitiés.

veyselk (3766) 2007-12-29 0:34

merhaba bülent hocam

cocugun kendinden kat kat buyuk tablolara hayran hayran bakisi harika. muzelerle pek arasi olmayan bir milletin ornek alması geren bir kare bence.
ellerine saglik

veysel

daddo (11363) 2007-12-29 0:42

Merhaba Bulent. absolutely delightful. Even a hurried shot from you is a gem.I love the way he cranes his neck to wonder at and decipher this larger than life painting. Interesting to note that the boy in the painting has the same coloured clothing as our little connoisseur. great moment, fleeting yet captured by your quick eye and hand. Happy and Prosperous 2008 to you and yours. Selamlar. Klaudio.

snunney (34884) 2007-12-29 1:12

Hello Bulent,
This is a very good candid shot of this little boy staring in amazement at the massive picture before him. The lighting and colours are excellent and the clarity very good given the circumstances you describe. All the best for 2008 to you and yours.

colinbrenchley (6133) 2007-12-29 1:54

Bulent - often think that Art Galleries and Museums in the West miss out of a bit of extra earnings by allowing photography in the slow and deliberate manner by charging. I visited the Hermitage in St Petersburgh earlier this year and for a small fee you could purchase a photography permit which allowed you to take pictures at your leisure (withour flash or tripods for preservation reasons)
Good composition in the circumstances.
Regards Colin

carper (64878) 2007-12-29 4:58

yes I know Bulent you may no flash into the museum.
when it was sharp it had been your best shot til now. But 1600 iso, for myself I never try it out before. it is a good one. The composition is great, the little boy looking to the big masters of painting, looking to his grand, grand, grand parents. well I like it a lot. fantastic capture and ofcoarse a good note. Thank you Bulent for your friendship last year. May you with your family have a good years ending and have a good 2008.
gr. jaap

jonathan_hart (22576) 2007-12-29 6:42

hello Bulent
interesting is this photo of that child looking to this massive painting, i like the square format and the attractive colours,
the fact that it is a tiny 3 y-o boy accentuate the contrast of size
indeed the quality is not the best, i've already done the same mistake but my lower size is even smaller (650x480pix!), i was disappointed as i've done a lot of photos with that setting while i was living a magic moment (sunset on Skagen beaches in north of Denmark)
however it's enough to appreciate it on a screen ;)
best wishes
regards
jo

paololg (13761) 2007-12-29 8:42

Ciao Bulent,
stupendous photo. Apart the good composition and the good management of the light, what more I like of your photo it is the sensation that I have tried when I have seen it: the small man in front of the great art. For me it is an important thing, because the art, that true, goes over the power, the money and the temporary greatness of the men. Often, when I admire a work of art I feel me as this child of the photo: small and humble in front of the beautiful things that last forever. Thank you for having posted this beautiful image.
Best regards
Paolo

axiotea (16107) 2007-12-29 9:35

Hello Bulent
This boy seems to be very interested by the huge painting and you were lucky he was looking upwards to it, adding more interest to the scene. These masterpieces are well presented and I find the luminosity interesting.
Was a good idea to relate your picture to the painting.
Wish you all the best for 2008 ;)
Marilyn

missninja (495) 2007-12-29 10:07

Hello Bulent!

This is a lovely composition! The lightning and the colors are great! Lucky you that you had the chance to capture this moment. I´m pretty sure it was a big decisive day for this boy to stand in front of such a huge and beautiful picture!

Warm regards and I wish you and your family a Happy New Year!
Nina

alvaraalto (5231) 2007-12-29 10:48

Hi Bulent,

I’m glad to see that here on Rhodes Island they have learned my lesson 9: Start at young age already at looking to art, or introduce your kids at young age to art.
Maybe we should tell the little boy that he can see better if he takes some distance : -)

Groet Rob

recepyuksel (17786) 2007-12-29 12:01 [Comment]

stego (22352) 2007-12-29 13:22

Hello Bülent,

This one of those photos that is so well composed and captures such a magic moment that one doesn't care much for the lack of technical quality. The bigger painting really stands out and we are spontaneously attracted to share the awe of the boy. I bet he makes his grandfather very proud, by showing that fascination for Art so early.

Considering the adverse circumstances and your distraction, it is remarkably well.

As soon as I saw this photo, I reminded the fascination of my son with the Mona Lisa in the Louvre when he was 8 years old. Curiously, he wasn't the only child excited with the vision and for the joy of all those young Art lovers, they were allowed to pass the barrier that keeps the visitors a few meters away from the painting.

Regards, José.
I wish a Happy New Year to you and your family!

papagolf21 (56367) 2007-12-29 13:52

Bonsoir, cher ami Bulent,
Voilà une photographie digne d'être présentée à un concours. Le sujet est parfaitement mis en valeur dans cette composition, de plus, l'humour y est bien présenté.
Une très bonne composition.
Je vous souhaite, cher ami, d'excellentes fêtes de fin d'année.
Amitiés.
Philippe

MLINES (10884) 2007-12-29 14:49

Hi Bulent. A spectacular composition which has several elements of interest. The little boy seems to be looking at the babe in arms to see if he recognises him perhaps. The paintings show up well and looks an interesting place to spend time. Look forward to more in 2008. TFS. Murray.

rigoletto (26302) 2007-12-30 0:29

Hello Dear Professor,
Müze fotoğraflarını ve renkli tabloların daha da renk kattığı fotoğrafları hep sevmişimdir. Çocukla ve eklediğiniz notla birlikte çok güzel bir paylaşım.
Sevdiklerinizle birlikte mutlu bir yeni yıl dilerim.
Selamlar,
Deniz

gbeli (2026) 2007-12-30 6:25

Hello Bullent
Beautiful photo with nice POV and amazing atmosphere.
I also like the colors.
I wish you a happy new year.
Regards

Dionysos (1234) 2007-12-30 11:39

Bülent Bey Merhaba,

Soz ettiginiz teknik sorunlar hic dikkat cekmiyor, insani gulumseten cok hos ve guzel bir fotograf olmus.

bu arada kitabınizin yarisina geldim, yeni yıl tatilinde bitiririm herhalde...bence zaman ve tarih de tekerrür ederken logaritmik spiral seklinde tekerrür ediyor :)

Sevgiler,saygilar, mutlu yillar.

Wandering_Dan (3225) 2007-12-30 13:36

Hello, Bulent -

Well, as you say, the quality is not what I have come to expect from you, but as a moment capture it is quite charming. Ofcourse, the contrast between the size of the painting and the size of the boy adds an extra element to the child's wonderment. And I see from the discussions that the boy is, as I thought, your grandson.

I see you got a D200 rather than the D80. How do you like it overall? And congratulations on getting the book done!

Happy new year,
Dan

jhm (82545) 2007-12-31 4:37

Hello dear Bulent,

This is funny the young boy beneath look it to the wonderful painting.
Indeed the quality is not as usual, but through the focus on the middle painting give this a specially effect but also attractive.
Very well done, thanks for sharing.

Healthy 2008 for and your family.
John.

TopGeo (21797) 2007-12-31 5:36

Hi Bulent! As it has the make you have a improbable thought to take this picture very well. Splendid and the laboratory! Believes the transport of our eye there is enough, Praises to also you sends the Hot Wishes
Bravo!
Georgios

wishlist (4133) 2007-12-31 8:01

Good afternoon Professor,
simply but very effective compo with the little child standing in front of the beauty of the giant painting. Doesn't really matter if the quality has not been set to high quality standard because the scenary and the result you've achieved is very nice.
Thanks for sharing this and all the very best wishes for a great 2008

Igor

dokadak (11490) 2007-12-31 15:35

Merhaba Bulent Bey,

Tabloyu seyre dalan afacan galiba tablodaki aile ortamina, sicakligina hayran hayran bakiyor.. guzel bir paylasim... hos bir kare..

Baris ve dostlugun peksitigi mutlu yillara...
hasan

Henryk_Bilor (20365) 2008-01-01 1:21

Hi Bulent
Wow, amazing comparison of the little man against the big pictures on the wall. Great sense of scale and colours.
Happy New Year (it started an hour ago in Poland)

PixelTerror (86124) 2008-01-01 6:11

Hi Bulent,
He's more than a conoisseur actually, he's completely fascinated and since i read the side stories I know why... Nice interior photo.
Best wishes to you for a happy 2008 !
JY

Cretense (56136) 2008-01-01 10:01

Hi Bulent, my dear friend and Happy New Year! I wish good health, happiness and neverending creativity to you and all your loved ones!

This is a fantastic picture, like a painting and I feel that much of its power lies exactly on what you call "less than stellar quality"! I think that with a perfect definition this photo would be less interesting. The work of art has nothing to do with perfection in my humble opinion. Your photo raises one more cuestion about art. I wonder how does a child perceive the work of art, with its innocent eyes and without the "burden" of knowledge? How far from the aproach of an elder man is its "look"? To get the question a bit further, should we aproach a work of art only through our senses (heart) or through our thoughts and spirit (brain)?

Anyway, this is a wonderful photo, that kept my eye (and my heart, and my brain) pleasantly "troubled" for some time. Congratulations!

Warm regards,
Hercules

yupp51 (46) 2008-01-01 14:35

bu foto cok sey anlatiyor...film karesi gibi bir sahne bu..iyi yakalamissiniz...
elinize saglik...

tunc

gunbud (27879) 2008-01-01 17:33

Hi Bulent,
Fantastic capture of this young man seen in apparent awe of the great paiting. Wonderful light management renders very clear sharp details and excellent clear crisp colors to this fine museum image. Happy, Healthy, Peaceful New Year to You and Your Family.
Regards, Tom

Graal (57941) 2008-01-02 0:46

Hi Bulent,
na interesting reportage from museum. Good composition and informations. I like it, well done photo.
Happy New Year for You!
Gr., Aleksander

Pascale (10184) 2008-01-02 4:25

Bonjour Bulent
Quelle photo!Elle est superbe par la composition avec une belle diagonale et la lumière qui l'éclaire mais surtout par ce joli moment saisi.Beaucoup d'humour et même de tendresse.
C'est vraiment excellent ,j'aime beaucoup
Une belle et douce année à toi.
Amitiés

nivaldo (13103) 2008-01-02 8:37

Very expressive, my Dear Bulent !
It makes me think about my (almost) 6 years old grandson!
Um abraço,
Nivaldo

siolaw (25734) 2008-01-02 10:05

Hi Bulent,
There is no age limit to appreciate art! Nice how close he is to the painting and how carefully he looks at it!.. good candid catch, with nice exposure and sharpness.
Greetings!
Laurent

delic (6735) 2008-01-02 12:30

Merhaba,
You have captured a brilliant moment with Zachary looking up the painting. His reaction is like one I would expect from my own son. You must have many more photos from other angles. Regarding the quality, I don't think it's the small jpg size. You should have gotten something much better than this at any jpg setting. Would you mind sending me the original file? Best wishes to you and your family in the new year!
Hakan

BLO (180) 2008-01-02 21:02

Dear Bulent,
Picture is charming....and there is no need for apologies - this decisive moment compensates the luck of crispiness or sharpness :)
Happy New Year!
Inta

temmel (3036) 2008-01-03 2:13

Merhaba Bülent,
what a lovely scene did you capture!
Excellent timing.
My best wishes for a Happy New Year!
Regards, Linda

noborders (14199) 2008-01-03 10:10

The painted children, larger than life size are impressive and the child has not understood that he should take a few steps back - a funny photo, I'd love to go back to the states just to see some more of the fantastic museums there !
Your photo is very elegant and again, I love the rich colours and the presentation !
Ellinize saglik,
Cath.

toto (18709) 2008-01-04 1:33

Belle photo de cet enfant qui regarde cette peinture 4x plus grande que lui, bon POV qui nous montre tout un pan de cette superbe exposition.Bon WS qui nous le montre sous un autre angle.Jolies couleurs et bonne netteté, de plus les cadres surtout le grand sont superbes.

Je vous souhaite beaucoups de bonheur et de prospérité pour cette année 2008, qu' elle vous soit profitable au point de vue santé et que vous ne manquiez pas d' argents pour mener a bien vos projets.
Amitiés Thomas
Je reviens

gelor (3224) 2008-01-04 8:35

Bonsoir Bulent,
Excellente année 2008 pleine de nouvelles oeuvres aussi intéressantes ! J'aime beaucoup l'attitude du gamin devant cette oeuvre qui semble, d'ailleurs, sortir du lot. Bien vu et bien fait !
Gérard

isabela_sor (42162) 2008-01-05 7:52

The light on that painting is fabulous!!!Amazing !!!And the kid looking it is a perfect bonus in this composition!
Happy 2008,my dear dear friend

maphoto (8076) 2008-01-05 13:13

Great moment you've captured here Bulent, this little boy in front of these big beauties and what lool likes a very big room ! I thing it's good that you have included the moulding on the top left to see the size of the room, great presentation, well seen.

Thanks for stopping by on my site, your kind work are appreciated, continue your good artwork, thanks for sharing !
Pierre

madux (170) 2008-01-06 0:20

This is such a magnificent photo.
the title itself could represent a perfect theme for a painting, just like the ones hanging on that wall.

Madi
{^_^}

robertosalguero (110) 2008-01-06 2:22

Hello Bulent,

The paintings are huge by any dimension. The child look tiny and at the same time lost in the paintings. Good perspective to capture this interesting moment. Is hard to imagine that many objects of art in display. This must be a huge building. Cheers :-)

Roberto

jasmis (50402) 2008-01-06 3:11

Incredible situation. Absolutely perfect photo. Little boy and the big piece of art. Amazing set of elements.
Regards.

ysabaner (1067) 2008-01-06 6:13

Merhabalar Bülent Bey,
Tabloları izleyen küçük çocuğun karde olması tebloların boyuları hakkında da bilgi veriyor, harika bir çalışma elinize sağlık.
Yahya

sanita (44) 2008-01-06 9:05

I wish you and your family a fantastic 2008.
As always, I must say thank you for all the information, it is greatly appreciated by all as you can see. Thanks for yet another wonderful picture where all the colours is calling for another look, to cherished the art of great artists.

aysegul (144) 2008-01-06 14:50

şahane bi kare yakalamışsınız,
sanat tarihiyle hatta dünya ile ilgili öğrenecek daha çok şey olduğunu fark ettiğim anlarda ki hissiyatım sanırım tam olarak bu:)
iyi seneler hocam,
saygılar
Ayşegül

Manamo (3474) 2008-01-07 18:17

Hello Bulent,
I had a lot of fun watching this picture. I think this little boy s so adorable watching this huge painting. There is such an expression in his physionomy. I don't think it's admiration, it looks more like he's studying the painting, like he saw the adults do. I love it.
You are right about the quality of the picture, but I don't think it harms the quality of the message. But, I also think it can be enhanced by cropping the top (cropping the white wall). I try a ws for you.

oh, and I like reading your notes!

Take care,

Marc

Polonaise (5636) 2008-01-08 12:08

Never ending amusement of the museums…
Un-real world of the true beauty, false beauty and a fake beauty…
But then… You have to be quite mature to understand the relation between the price of the frame and the painting itself…
This little fella in there…
He’s the lucky one.
He enjoys the sublimation of the place…
He’s un-spoilt yet to understand the sophistication of the real art and art that looks like an art…

How do I have those shaggy thoughts upon seeing this charming scene in your photo…?
Oh, well… I just spent the last hour surfing TE…
That should be enough of an explanation upon my mood…

(:-)))))))))))))


All the best, professor…
May the 2008 be the one you’ve been waiting for with utmost anticipation

Love and respect

george

pboehringer (770) 2008-01-10 20:53

Bulent,
thanks a lot for your wishes of a Happy New Year with such an outstanding shot. The digital quality isn't so important here. The composition and story of the shot are so unique that the perfectness of sharpness, noise, colors, contrast, etc and all the other technalities get less important. Actually I like the softness and the noise in this shot. I provides additional mood and atmosphere. Believe me, with the perfect presentation you would have killed it.
Not much more left to be said after being the 103rd person to write a critique!
Peter

JCG (25331) 2008-01-11 9:10

Hi Bülent,

We can wonder what so strongly interests this child on this table!!! In spite of of the small inconveniences which you mention in the use of your new camera, I find that the photograph is successful rather well. I like much the lighting which emphasizes painting well that looks at the small boy. A beautiful gallery of portraits and certainly an interesting museum like Louvre in France.

With all my friendships and I present to you like with all your family all my wishes of happiness and prosperity for the New Year's Day,

Jean-Charles

touristdidi (8561) 2008-01-12 11:42 [Comment]

sayan (2609) 2008-01-16 4:40

Hello Prof. Atalay,

This definitely is a beautiful work of art! The most interesting thing in it is the presence of two different length scales! It goes to give us some idea about the dimensions of those wonderful paintings! Very nice capture with a very good angle.

regards

Sayan

maredeniz (1006) 2008-01-24 12:49

Merhaba Bülent Bey,

Çok etkileyici bir kompozisyon....
Çocuğun duruşu,tabloların fonu olan lacivert-gri tonlarının duvar rengi ile müthiş uyumu ve karenize başlıbaşına bir tablo niteliği kazandıran derinliği....
Elinize sağlık.

Saygılarımla,
Deniz

Amphitrite (1588) 2008-01-28 2:19

Merhabalar Bulent bey,

Cok guzel bir kare olmus. Renkler ve kadraj etkileyici bir ahenk icinde...
Ufakligin sanat heyecani da cok guzel yansimis.

Ellerinize saglik,
PINAR

Emile (19977) 2008-01-30 10:57

Hola Bulent.
Sorry I missed this one during my Christmas holidays.
A superb shot with a superb composition.
Well done. TFS.
Best wishes.

UnTrained (0) 2008-02-01 5:18

Hi Bulent,
just found that emerald in your gallery. Emerald because of the moment and thanks for sharing it and ignoring the several flaws in technical things. But the POV helps a lot to emphasize and the moment you show us is just great. The second beautiful thing is the high quality of the painting where we could see the great knowledge of these old painters to use light or what we see as light to focus on what they want.
Lieben Gruss, Ulf

Mistral (13694) 2008-02-10 13:16

Hi Batalay,
Excellent shot with a proper title!
It's impressive to compare the size of the portrait and the child and how close he apporaches at it!!!
Well seen!
A smile
Luca

zumoduvas (1974) 2008-02-12 14:55

Hello Bulent.

Excellent image, nice composition and colors.
Georgeus shot.

Saludos.
Jose Luis.

Glint (3042) 2008-02-13 14:14

Hello Bulent,
I came across this by a circuitous route and pleased I did. I love the whimsy of it, the small boy dwarfed further by the massive pictures.I feel he could at any moment step into the frame and be adopted by the family. It would make a good illustration for a children's time slip story. Perhaps you should write one just for fun and you wouldn't need to employ an illustrator.
regards
Bev

realimis (820) 2008-02-19 18:22

Such an interesting picture Bulent and so artistic!What a moment...a small boy is discovering Art! Your picture encloses the interest, the humor, the worth of art and something realy cute!...Maybe we all look "lost" in front of the power of art and creativity!And this is also happens through you artistic picture!!
Really and "deeply" interesting!
Kind regards
Rene

markogts (1116) 2008-02-22 14:01

As you say, technically is not flawless. But still, a very clever framing with such a smaall boy and such a huuuge paint. Also the colours blue/gold work well.

lraew (42) 2008-03-08 5:28

Your perspective far surpasses what must be his persective! Beautiful shot and a most interesting and unique capture. The overwhelming beauty of such masterpieces seem to have adequately taken over this young connoisseur! I like the colors and I like the leading left edge of "more to come" in the composition.
Always,
Lisa

erdo (568) 2008-04-01 12:38

Bülent beycim, bir karede film gibi bir fotograf bu. O kadar çok çağrışım yaptırıyorki beyinde. Elinize sağlık.

     LUISCOSTA (142) 2008-04-10 14:01

Hi Bulent!
Excellent shot, the small kid in front of the geant panting is really nice...nice collors and atmosfere.

regards

amazon (10647) 2008-04-26 10:54

fotografiniza konu olan cocugun eminim ki ömür boyu unutmayacagi bir ani fotograflamissiniz,hani cocukken herseyin boyutu devasa gelir ve daha sonra ayni seyleri büyüdüklerinde tekrar görseler bile o anilardaki ilk foto hiç silinmez ya,bu kücük kırmizili cocuk da bunu yasayacak ...eminim,
istanbul'dan sevgi ve saygilar,
iffet

Mediterranean (854) 2008-05-02 4:02

nefes kesen bir kompozisyon ve harika bir başlık
elinize sağlık
(Sayın Volkan'ın bir fotografını
WS olarak yukledim son fotografınıza:)
selamlar

somkiat (1096) 2008-05-20 0:08

hallo bulent,
awesome.very nice moment you capture.
the boy is cute for this comparison.
perfect
somkiat

BWJ (1773) 2008-07-09 16:40

Hello Bulent,
Perfect lighting on the large center painting draws attention directly to your center of interest, the young art connoisseur. This dear little boy, standing in just the right spot looking up at the figures in the painting, seems completely captivated by his observations. He defines the impact of the image and its emotional expression. Inspiring, extraordinary work.
Warm wishes,
Betty

Wanda1 (10945) 2008-09-21 22:10

Hi Bulent,
I like these shots you have taken in the galleries with the kids viewing the artwork. It is amazing how he seems dwarfed by the huge painting whilst standing in admiration of it. I love that the colour of his clothing is exactly matching the colour of the clothing of the boy in the painting.
Regards
Wanda

Felip (3905) 2008-10-24 9:35

Difficult to see this great art critic between all those paintings :)). Funny picture, well composed and good colors and definition even without tripod.
Kind regards

Felip

Greg1949 (8507) 2008-11-14 7:53

Bulent, this is a great one and I am gald someone commented on it so it showed up again. Technically great, compositionally exceptional, great capture.

Greg

Dyerco (9078) 2008-12-12 7:19

Hi Bulent
Barring the low pixel count this is a wonderful shot of the little fellow contemplating the meaning of this artwork. There is good balance and scale here. The light on the two pieces ar well placed in this scene.
TFS
Phil

ahmetgedikli (21911) 2009-02-06 21:39

Hacam Hayırlı sabahlar,
Şimdi burada saat 07.40... Sayfanızı açınca bu fotoğrafın üçyüzüncü puanlarını vermeliyim dedim. Çocukta tablolardan fırlamış gibi, o kadar uygun kısacası, o kadar güzel...
Selamlar ve iyi bir haftasonu diliyorum.
Ahmet

BurhanettinMasa (641) 2009-04-14 0:12

Merhaba Bülent Bey,
Mükemmel bir tablo oluşturmuşsunuz, ellerinize sağlık ...

Burhan

Vasa (5500) 2009-09-04 12:17

We must go back in your gallery, Bulent friend, from time to time, to look for the nice pictures and moments. I like so much the light on oils. And so little boy...

Many thanks dear friend,

Branko

titou (560) 2009-10-24 12:44

Instant well captured!
A bit too much centered from my point of view, however you got the proper instant!

Thierry