Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by JPR:
and I thought I was the only fool who went around taking pictures of myself! You are very beautiful and you wear your expressive expressions well in your eyes.

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by lizbeth010:
really nice lighting and focus.nice idea on the topic.

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by Rgarcia:
Interesting shot, nice choice of B&W.

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by f0rTyLeGz:
lol... Its a cute photo, I guess of your cute self. But I dont know how you get to the theme of letting go tho?

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by Claya:
Nice image and lovely lady but doesn't satisfy theme for me.

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by frumoaznicul:
Your gorgeaus but you can't push the meaning of "letting go" that far :)

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by Prof_Fate:
How does this fit the Challenge subject?

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by hgpayne:
Nice approach to "letting go." Wonderful portrait shot -- I love the lighting and the angle of the shot. The DOF is just a touch short, giving me a mouth in perfect focus, but the eyes are just a bit soft -- not much, but just a touch. Still, not as distracting as the blurry, but not blurry enough left hand at the right edge of the photo and the mystery buttons in the lower left corner of the photo. I don't think I'd try to crop them out though -- this shot works better as a landscape oriented photo than if you cropped off both sides. Now that my nits have been picked, I'd still like to say, nice photo and well done. Kudos to the non-photographer who shot this image of the photographer, letting go.

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by siggi:
Too much black on the left side

Letting go of control: the photographer becomes the photographed.
by GoldBerry

Comment by Whiskey:
At first your image to me, was just of a female, but after reading the title, I think this makes much more sense that I originally thought. Excellent inner meaning!