Thank you, KWS! I thought that I'd sort of begin and then end with that quote - it's stunning. I already mentioned to you that I chose the mirror view partly because I was unable to locate anything that came close to that smile (in the time I had) and I also liked the idea of leaving it so that each of us could bring up our own perfect version of his smile to go with that look in his eyes. Plus, the idea of ending with a look back in a mirror - the neverending reflection was perfect. Once again - I thank *you* for your wonderful work - there was a quote from Well Hall that I was working with, but I couldn't find the exact cap - it was important to me that he actually have his black on- and I ran out of time. I'll keep looking. :)
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Date: 2006-12-20 02:52 am (UTC)I thought that I'd sort of begin and then end with that quote - it's stunning. I already mentioned to you that I chose the mirror view partly because I was unable to locate anything that came close to that smile (in the time I had) and I also liked the idea of leaving it so that each of us could bring up our own perfect version of his smile to go with that look in his eyes. Plus, the idea of ending with a look back in a mirror - the neverending reflection was perfect.
Once again - I thank *you* for your wonderful work - there was a quote from Well Hall that I was working with, but I couldn't find the exact cap - it was important to me that he actually have his black on- and I ran out of time. I'll keep looking. :)