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Comment by timfythetoo:
You certainly capture some great images of your daughter. Beautiful detail, beautiful eyes, beautiful colors. Excellent work. Bumping up and searching you out to add you to my fav photographer list. Edit - ooops - if this is who I think it is then I already added you a couple of weeks back.

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Comment by Xilebo:
Lovely!

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Comment by posthumous:
ironic title since this photo actually gives the illusion of a mature, experienced expression. She seems on the edge of being bored with me. great portrait.

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Comment by Alain:
Very nice picture but I don't really undersatnd your titled, but don't worry I didn't lower your score because of it. Well done.

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Comment by pineapple:
Rather a nice silhouette and grass. The sky is perfect. Your little one is indeed cute - but I think the photo would have been better with the tree alone. Although, I am not sure I could have left out the child if she was mine ;-)

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Comment by msdoubletrouble:
I am SOOOOOO glad you put the child in this picture because when pic is downloading I thought those top clouds were heading downward! bottom third of this pic is very nice indeed! overall I give you and 8 :-) gl in challenge

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Comment by naplesmusc:
Like your POV. the little one adds a nice touch, especially works because of the leaning tree. 7

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Comment by Ian-Andrew:
Love the coposition and detail

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Comment by KarenNfld:
Great job! Love the comp and the colours.

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Comment by justamistere:
I didn't vote in this challemnge. It definitely is a soft pastel, with good composition and appealing subject. I like it better than the third place bird. Maybe experiment with the technique the that one used to alter just the background darker or a different color tone.

I agree if the ear wasn't in focus it would be even better. Maybe a fog machine or some digital fog, if it were aloud, or spot blurring would easily adjust that aspect.