daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by thegrandwazoo:
Looks like everyone else said it all. I will add truly wonderful portrait!

daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by Konador:
This is brilliant, great contrast and DoF.
Can't fault it :)

daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by Valdo:
Nice eyes, I feel the shallow DOF a bit extreme I would prefer to see his chin in focus. But is great as it is and very moody.

daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by emily212:
cute kid, at least you have kids to pick on I only have my cats and a roommate.

daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by talikf:
Oh Erin, your sweetie is really handsome! You captured an interesting expression and I like the processing you used. His eyes are the best

daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by pamelasue:
simply stunning ... amazing capture ... I can't wait to see more of your work in the next month ... it's truly an inspiration ...

misty morning walk
by ErinM

Comment by SandyP:
Oh Erin! This is so pretty! A magical walk through a gorgeous morning. I love the bench there. It's like it is inviting you to sit and enjoy for a while. Something I'd really love to do :)

daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by mia67:
This is so beautiful portrait. You are really good at this Erin,
love the whole collection in your portfolio.
Excellent job here, and of course B&W works the best here!!!
Looking forward to see more of your wonderful portraits.

daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by Wink:
What a great start with this portrait of Daniel. I can't wait to follow the rest of your portraits but I'll only have my Blackberry to use for the next two weeks, bummer. The good news is that with your normal models and PP skills, they'll look great on anything.

daniel - day 1
by ErinM

Comment by Louis:
A beautiful portrait of Daniel, instantly recognizable not just because of him, but because of your loving attention to the details of his face. I've said it before, but your portraits are truly inspiring. One can really learn a lot about what a really great portrait is by studying your stuff. I've always liked the close focus at the eyes that falls away quickly, lending intimacy to the image.