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Post by Richard on Aug 1, 2012 7:32:07 GMT
Hello Libby!  I've done some further tests and discovered that my method only works with Firefox, not Internet Explorer. I fixed the image in your last post on the previous page. The URL was too long for ProBoards, so I inserted 'noubbc' tags in the middle.  Richard  |
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Post by comet on Aug 1, 2012 16:07:08 GMT
Hi Libby I agree. Comet, don't you remember the Rock of Ages photos? Most of those were fabulous shots! This one in particular...
 But as I was looking through the whole set, she looked great in all of them, not a single one looked as though she was uncomfortable. The one you chose looks almost candid Libby - I wonder if the press were not being so obtrusive at that shoot, hence a more relaxed Hayley. Best wishes Grant I agree this is a fine photograph, The light on Hayley's face and in her hair is perfectly lovely, outdoors in daylight, But the expression on Hayley's face is what I am referring to also the expression in her eyes. I don't want to put words in yer mouth as different people will have a different interpretation of those words. I am referring to Hayley's level of comfort with the people behind the cameras or the situation itself ie "Photo opportunity" or "Red Carpet", yourself, Karsten, Steve, Stuart, Paddy, Mark, Graeme in Australia and Graham in England and many other concert going HWI fans have captured Hayley more at ease with the people around her. |
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Post by grant on Aug 1, 2012 17:37:27 GMT
But the expression on Hayley's face is what I am referring to also the expression in her eyes. I don't want to put words in yer mouth as different people will have a different interpretation of those words. Hi Comet See where you're coming from but it comes across to me as 'formal', - she is, after all representing her industry. There is another posibility of course, looking at the image again, with the heavily blurred background it would have been taken with a telephoto or zoom lens. Hayley may have been concentrating on somthing out of the picture and oblivious to the camera. Cheers Grant |
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Post by Libby on Aug 1, 2012 19:54:14 GMT
Who knows, maybe she had just spotted Tom Cruise!  Seriously though.... Hey, how about this: There's a time for glamour and a time for candor. But I believe Hayley shows both in nearly every photo she takes, formal or not.  Comet, how about the next time you see her, ask her if she hates being photographed by the media.  |
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Post by comet on Aug 1, 2012 21:51:47 GMT
There's a time for glamour and a time for candor. But I believe Hayley shows both in nearly every photo she takes, formal or not. Comet, how about the next time you see her, ask her if she hates being photographed by the media. soon Libby soon, in about three weeks...... Hayley is far to diplomatic to answer such a loaded question. |
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Post by Libby on Aug 3, 2012 2:14:31 GMT
Yes, I know, which is why I was kind of being sarcastic about it. I'm pretty sure she doesn't hate it. Maybe there are times she gets annoyed or tired of it, but she rarely if ever shows it. She knows it's a part of her career. Just be glad she doesn't bask in it like some celebrities probably do. |
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