Baby Finger
by Morgan

Comment:
I guess any picture that you take of a being that doesn't understand a camera is "candid". I'd like to see who/what the subject is looking at 5 sjgleah

Tropical Commute
by myqyl

Comment:
Not enough interesting views of people to make this a striking candid. Nice shot otherwise. 4 sjgleah

size does matter!!!!
by JEFFCOWLES

Comment:
I'm sorry... I don't get it... it might be candid, but I cannot tell... sjgleah

Hurry boys!!!
by Guillermo

Comment:
Too much extraneous stuff, and i don't see enuf of the kids to really "get" the mood. Nice idea. 5 sjgleah

learning
by manolo

Comment:
The old person's old hands sells this photo for me. 6 sjgleah

Spying
by elo

Comment:
Great catch... Are these boys brothers? It would be improved, to my eye, if it were possible to see over the top of the structure the boys are looking at. 6 sjgleah

Picnic
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
I just get the feeling that if you had waited a bit, there would have been a more interesting image to take of this picnic. 4 sjgleah

Sir Andrew at the Makeup Mirror
by Patella

Comment:
Who is Sir Andres and should I know him? Nice image... great concept... 5 sjgleah

Fishing at the Pond
by Meggie

Comment:
Yes its candid, and yes, you've caught the mood... Just wish it were more interesting. 5 sjgleah

Stars & Stripes
by Jenguin

Comment:
Obviously this is, strictly speaking, a candid shot. And it is nicely done, technically. What keeps me from scoring it highly it is that the image would essentially be the same if the subjects knew that you and the camera were there or not. The subjects are there to be looked at and photographed, so the "candid" nature of it dimnishes in my eyes. An example of "candid" that I'd like better in this context would be an image of kids who are looking at or amazed by these stiltwalkers. Isn't SJ colorful? 4 sjgleah