Old Photographic Sanctuary: Mirror Images

Mirror Images

(09/04/05)

a product of sheer boredom along with a headache. the second pic would've come out crisp and clear as the first and third, if only fatimah would just STOP moving. musibat :S.
ISO - 400
WB - Red
Light Settings - +2.0

Posted by Natasha on Sunday, September 04, 2005 at 8:58 PM | Permalink

i love the first one and the third one. second one is very unique.

shabash

Posted by 3rd avenue | 10:32 PM

iaafc: thank you :P

Posted by Natasha | 8:24 AM

Rain was lovely. The first, second and third on this one are beautiful. :D

Posted by NV | 3:53 AM

fati's pic is really good.
love the way you come up with new ideas everyday. :D

Posted by flick | 1:11 PM

Very cute :D

Posted by Asad Raza | 1:46 AM

jnarin: thanks :D

flick: aww thanks :D. fatimah is getting famous. hehe :P

ray-zor: thanks :)

Posted by Natasha | 2:56 PM

tiddy: she has some spell over you guys. she is evil and you guys don't see it. argh* LOL ;)

Posted by Natasha | 1:02 PM

I don't have a Red WB setting... could it be?!?!

Posted by Reeny | 1:39 PM

reeny: it shouldn't be. nahee'n seriously that's weird :S

Posted by Natasha | 5:04 PM

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