Kadita Day 5
by emily212

Comment:
I love how vibrant and full of fun she seems to be! The slight diagonal gives the picture an extra little dynamic quality. Good one!

Day-7
by SandyP

Comment:
Oh my goodness, Sandy! You have captured a moment that is so special and so genuine here! You have a gift for seeing who people really are and then photographing them at just the right instant to allow us to get a glimpse into their personalities as well. They should have a huge copy of this beautiful image, framed and hanging in their home. Wow!



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orca whales
by simplesilent

Comment:
wonderful! love it!

-VI- Glitch in the Matrix
by Konador

Comment:
Really cool effect! I love the tones on this.

Day 6 Viernes Santo
by Valdo

Comment:
Yes indeed, the grain does work well in this shot, as does the black and white. Nice one!

Noob Drill #1
by TCGuru

Comment:
The eyes are just beyond great here, so clear and sparkling and contemplative. I just love portraits of kids where you can see the gears moving, so deep in thought.

Day 6
by mia67

Comment:
Oh my goodness, it looks like he's getting older right before our eyes! They have such a tendency to do that at this age, you know. Your children will undoubtedly remain forever photogenic.

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by Rae-Ann

Comment:
I think that the chilly neon tones really work well with the cool attitude he's putting out there. I like the frame too; it completes the image nicely.

Day Six - Rachel
by idnic

Comment:
That lovely bokeh enhances the color of her eyes beautifully!

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by margiemu

Comment:
Really nice mood captured! I'd love to look into those eyes more though. By dodging in the highlights (of the eyes), and then perhaps burning back in some of the shadows, you will increase the emotive quality of the portrait a great deal. (I use a very low strength when dodging and burning on portraits - usually 1-3%.) I'll bet that this would also look great in black & white.