Recent content by Hermes2020

Me too. I love Glass.

I love that beetle shot.

So glad that you are on the mend, Ayin. Don't try to do too much at the beginning.

Try The Metamorphosis. I think it may appeal to you. The building in Prague where Kafka had his office has been converted into a hotel. I stayed there once, but unfortunately not in the room that had been his office.

A deeply moving performance by Yunchan Lim of the Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 3, conducted by Marin Alsop.

There is something Kafkaesque about your work. Have you read anything by Franz Kafka?

Yes, I did, but forgot to mention it in my first post. I have subsequently tried transparent contact glue and it does what I want it to do, so that's what I am going to use.

Thank you Donna, I forgot to mention that I had done a Google search as well as an AI search. I got a bit confused, as there wasn't consensus on the best adhesive for a permanent bond. I thought I would check whether anyone here had any experience. Next step will be to do some experiments.

I would appreciate some recommendations for a good glue for acetate sheet. I have read that cyanoacrylate (super glue) works, but was wondering whether transparent contact glue would perhaps be suitable. I could do some experiments, but a good starting point would be helpful.

The Agnus Dei from The Armed Man by Karl Jenkins. Wait for the trumpet at 1:53.

I share your love of the Cello Suites, as well as your opinion of the Rostropovich recordings.

That's heavenly, Brian. David Zinman is always reliable and just can't seem to do anything wrong, to my ears at least. I have his complete Beethoven and Mahler symphony cycles, both with the Tonhalle-Orchester in Zürich. I can recommend them if you are looking for excellent performances of those...

The subtle greys and hint of yellow in the first butterfly's wings are quite exquisite. I think I should try those in a painting.

Hello and welcome, Florida. I would love to see examples of your work and how you tackle the challenges of real estate photography, especially interior shots that include windows.