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Comment by SandyP:
There they are together! It looks like a double exposure. I still am blown away by how beautiful and photogenic they are!

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Comment by sevilduvarci:
they look so cute :) fantastic DOF, again. i love the tones in your pictures.

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Comment by violinist123:
Very nicely done. Would not have thought to use the sigma 105 for a shot like this. Something to keep in mind.

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Comment by CapeSail:
I really like the DOF of this. I'd like to see the child on the left a little more in focus (maybe one f-stop), but I like how well the background is blurred out. Great subjects to work with.

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Comment by krnodil:
What a fantastic range of tones in this shot, the framing is great, focus is great! If you can please share your processing steps...

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Comment by Art Roflmao:
Holy cow, this is really awesome! It really has a nostalgic charm to it. Well captured and well processed.

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Comment by Melethia:
I don't feel even remotely qualified to comment on your portraits of children. They have a unique feel and exceptional quality to them - very recognizable as yours.

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Comment by JerseyGenie:
Great capture, I'm sure the little one will treasure it (many years from now)!

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Comment by Brad:
Only thing that would have made this image better is if I had taken it. ;)
Outstanding moment captured and belongs on a greeting card in my opinion.

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Comment by MAK:
That Sigma macro is one hell of a lens.. this shot is awsome. I am thinking about MAYBE getting the Nikon 105 macro VR, its a lot of pennies and I would need to sell some old glass to buy it.. I do love the feel of the 105 macro f2.8 it makes some awsome photos just like this.. ursula is in love with her Sigma 105 and makes great shots with it.