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Posted by: David - WebModels (24.164.9.121) on May 31, 2003 at 20:01:58

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In Reply to: Re: What is it about eye color in photos posted by Frank Forgione on May 31, 2003 at 13:39:47:

What is her true eye color? I'm not sure. LOL. I spent two days shooting and her color changed under different lighting conditions and angles.

As I was posting the original message this morning, I was thinking of a lady I work with. I had known her about a month before I actually say her true eye color, which just happen to be green. And it wasn't because I never took the time to look. I tend to look people in the eye when I talk to them. But where I work, there are a hundred different lighting situations, none of them very good I might add.

Although I didn't understand the particulars of most of what you said, I get the general jest, especially when thinking about the person I mentioned. Some times her eyes look brown, some times blue, and some times green. It just all depends on where we happen to be and the particular source and direction of the light. From what you've said, and I haven't read any of the other responses yet, it's all about the light.

Thanks for posting this particulr image of Reanna. I love the coolness of the light, and the soft, golden tone of her skin.

David
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: <i>What is her true eye color? I'm not sure. LOL. I spent two days shooting and her color changed under different lighting conditions and angles.</i>

: As I was posting the original message this morning, I was thinking of a lady I work with. I had known her about a month before I actually say her true eye color, which just happen to be green. And it wasn't because I never took the time to look. I tend to look people in the eye when I talk to them. But where I work, there are a hundred different lighting situations, none of them very good I might add.

: Although I didn't understand the particulars of most of what you said, I get the general jest, especially when thinking about the person I mentioned. Some times her eyes look brown, some times blue, and some times green. It just all depends on where we happen to be and the particular source and direction of the light. From what you've said, and I haven't read any of the other responses yet, it's all about the light.

: Thanks for posting this particulr image of Reanna. I love the coolness of the light, and the soft, golden tone of her skin.

: David
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