B/W & Sepia photography
Color pictures seem more alive but Black & White seem to hold on to the TIME with each moment frozen in expressions of the subject --
posted by लावण्यम्` ~ अन्तर्मन्` at 9:24 AM
Saturday, February 17, 2007
Color pictures seem more alive but Black & White seem to hold on to the TIME with each moment frozen in expressions of the subject --About Me
- Name: लावण्यम्` ~ अन्तर्मन्`
In the Infinite space & Time...I'm but a petal of a flower, a drop in the Ocean. SONGS are those ANGEL's sound that Unite US with the Divine. कई चित्र मूलतः मेरे नहीं है, मुझे इस के मूल चित्रकार के बारे में ज्ञात नहीं है, यदि आप इसके मूल चित्रकार हैं तो अपने बारे में बताएं, मैं स्त्रोत के रुप में आपका उल्लेख कर दूँगी यदि आपको इस लेख के प्रकाशन पर आपत्ति है तो कृपया प्रमाण सहित बताइए मैं इस को हटा दूँगी (Rest of my Text + all material is copy righted under USA laws )
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7 Comments:
आपसे मैं भी सहमत हूँ…जो प्राकृतिक सत्य b/w तस्वीरों में आते हैं रंगीन में व्यक्तित्व का कुछ पहलु छुप जाता है…जो रंगों के प्रभाव में खुद को अदृश्य कर लेता है…।
सही कहा दिव्याभ ने, श्वेत श्याम तस्वीरों को जबरदस्ती रंगीन बनाने से उनकी प्राकृतिक सुन्दरता खत्म हो जाती है।
Lavanyaji
Sepia and B & W technique have their own charm and beauty.Now many professional photographers have begun giving their pictures in these two colors.
Nice pictures !
-Harshad Jangla
दीव्याभ जी, व शीर्षजी,
सच कहा - श्वेत / श्याम चित्र हमेँ अँतर्मुख करते हैँ -
रँगीन चित्र भी सुँदर होते हैँ -
( ये भीबतला दुँ कि, पहला चित्र,
भारत कोकिला सुश्री लता मँगेशकरजी ने खिँचा है )
~~ लावण्या
Yes Harshad bhai, so legendry photographers select their B/W pic.s
as their favorites --
thanx -& Rgds,
L
Its one of the rare blog I came across with true passion for art... You are highly creative and it is a treat to visit this blog...
Dear Ms Lavanya
I came across your blog and another blog where you had left some comments about your father's songs. I had the pleasure of meeting him as a young man; my mother too worked in All India Radio Bombay in the 1970s and 80s. I am doing some research on old Hindi films (specifically Navketan) and I know that your father wrote songs for Afsar (nain deewane) and for Andhiyan and perhaps Hamsafar. I wanted to know if there were any pictures/accounts of his time with the producers, or Chetan Anand/Dev Anand/Suraiya etc Will be grateful if you could revert. I will check this blog, but you can also write to me at sidharth01@gmail.com
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