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jewelweedI am not at all sure how to sharpen this image, but this is a start.
Below are some snaps taken on Crane's Beach this weekend where I lounged and ate strawberries withmartha_m
The self-portraits were basically me pointing the camera at myself blindly and clicking. I need to find a better method--this one resulted in me having to delete dozens of shots of my shoulder (I kept a few since they made my shoulders look cute).
Picture taking advice is welcome!
Below are some snaps taken on Crane's Beach this weekend where I lounged and ate strawberries with
martha_mThe self-portraits were basically me pointing the camera at myself blindly and clicking. I need to find a better method--this one resulted in me having to delete dozens of shots of my shoulder (I kept a few since they made my shoulders look cute).
Picture taking advice is welcome!
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Date: 2008-06-17 03:17 pm (UTC)Old stage actors of the 19th and early 20th centuries? Let me know what you have found that is good. I would love to find good biographies of Sarah Bernhardt, Lily Langtry, Ellen Terry, etc.
If you like Colette (somehow I suspect you do...), you might like Secrets of the Flesh by Judith Thurman. I feel though as you do about Millay's biographies when it comes to Colette-- nobody writes better about her than she does herself. Who needs anything else? Still, Thurman's book is quite good.