Series: Eye-to-Eye, 1
No, I haven’t taken a trip to Africa. All the photos in this series will have been made locally.
The photos in this series were taken with a Canon S90 — it makes for some really close in shooting. ;-)
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Paul, you’ve heard the saying…”It’s a jungle in my back yard” before haven’t you? ;-)
I love the slight glint in his eye.
Thanks! I liked the glint and how dark and shiny the eye was as well.
Oh, this is going to be fun!!! I like this idea and excited to see the results of the S90. It really would have been cool to see your reflection in the eye, or can you?
Monte, thanks! I hope it’s fun…I certainly had fun making the photos and processing them. No, I was too straight on to catch my reflection. I believe the reflections in the eye is from the gound.
I really love the composition and I really love the idea of the shoot. Great idea! Great image!