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Ooggetuige 
This is a really interesting portrait, love how it’s kind of a modern twist on Vermeer I’m a big fan of Vermeer, he’s one of my favourite artists, he uses light so well! 😀
Thanks. I agree. No one uses light better than Vermeer.
I wonder what the letter says…nice portrait.
In this case that is for the viewer to decide. What do you think it says?
It says : a pictures suggests all you want it to suggest.
I think It’s the transcript for a Shakespeare play she must learn to perform on stage. But, since it’s written in Italian, I don’t know which one it is.
Oh – now this is beautiful! Her face has an expression which reminds me of the Mona Lisa. She is telling, but without telling. The shadows fall beautifully, and I love the emphasis on the pearls and letter. Very nice!
Thank you for your very kind words!
Thank you for the beautiful photography!
The photographer that plays with the light as you, ripeted the exercise that Vermeer completed, with colors and brushes, in a sublime way.
Thank you for your very kind words.
A really expressive image. The woman’s gaze, the mood of the light. You find yourself asking what is probably in the letter. Very good, I like the bright reflections which conjure up the bracelet in the picture. I really like the picture.
A really stunning photograph. I’m curious about the lighting. It appears that the lighting was from the window – was this natural or did you set up the lighting? The bottom of the letter seems to be brighter than the top. Which would lead me to believe there was an additional lighting source. Yes – No?
Thank you for kind comment. The photo was made with all natural lighting. However there was some post-production, but
not that much.
Cheers,
Willem-Jan
Beautiful!
Thanks!
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