love
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Comment by kiwinick:
everyone loves children nice idea

love
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Comment by willem:
I am seeing curiosity/surprise.

Through the Window
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Comment by tnun:
beats norman rockwell.

Through the Window
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Comment by grahamgator:
Love it!

Through the Window
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Comment by streetpigeon:
Wondrous image of an everyday scene. The light, pouring in from two windows, is a tender blossom encompassing an eternal moment. The mom and child are so natural and appealing that it sets the world aright. The complicated composition comes together like clockwork, inevitable and satisfying. There's so much to see here that the eye dances along the many subtle lines, and is amply rewarded. Horizontally across the people. Vertically through the kitchen entranceway. From the artfully sectioned circle in the upper left, a secondary moon, to the mysteriously translucent chair finial on the center right. Then there's the jacket draped over the left-hand chair back, a promise of return.
The nine is from me. Why not a ten? Must've been off my meds.
One of my favorite family scenes of all time, and my personal favorite of the challenge. Thanks, Lynn.

get out more
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Comment by tnun:
And it was called, For Whom the Wind Chimes.

Through the Window
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Comment by mariuca:
Such heartwarming image. A candid for sure therefore the unwanted jacket in the foreground. What about cropping it?
Beautiful range of greys that give the feeling of a sunny, carefree day

oh well, whatever, nevermind
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Comment by tvsometime:
“Never mind” indeed. Tough choices but tasty.

get out more
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Comment by tnun:
Hitchcock never completed that movie. about the guy drinking his latte while walking his hounds.

get out more
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Comment by posthumous:
excellent use of windchimes