Until your hair is perfect
by mitalapo

Comment by digifotojo:
Hahaha!! Love Jagar's comment.

Until your hair is perfect
by mitalapo

Comment by roz:
i remember a pic very like this in a challenge ..
and i have Don's book right here beside me at the computer .. so of course i open it to the entire poem ..
the more you read the more permeates .. i'm not a poetry lover but a lot of his words speak to me ...
loving the black and white and the hair falling into the frame .. the empty stroller .. to me means that the mother is carrying her child ..
treasure .. to me means stop worrying about what other ppl think .. your opinion of you is what matters .. notice the self talk and question it .. is it true .. or are they words that you have taken on of other people's .. obviously the latter ..

Because you have eyes
by mitalapo

Comment by posthumous:
closed eyes are perfect for this verse.

and mariuca is right. the face is Biblical, in the medieval/renaissance sense.

Until your hair is perfect
by mitalapo

Comment by posthumous:
I love this square composition. the world risks collapsing as it tries to compensate for the insane photographer who is pointing too low.

Until your hair is perfect
by mitalapo

Comment by jagar:
ThereΓΆ€™s a baby missing from that pushchair, no worries the dog is on the dirty diaper scent, go Scottie go.

standing still in the sun
by mitalapo

Comment by mariuca:
Another perfectly charming image done so well
The layer applied is just perfection.
Your sitters are beautiful!

into
by mitalapo

Comment by MeMex2:
brilliant!!!

If your right eye offends you
by mitalapo

Comment by insteps:
This is going to be fun. Keep them coming.

A photograph, by its nature, is out of context. Here you've caught an animated expression that we are left to interpret. Lovely spontaneous candid.

Because you have eyes
by mitalapo

Comment by mariuca:
This is a biblical portrait. Also perfect for your purpose

If your right eye offends you
by mitalapo

Comment by mariuca:
The subtle irony in the beautiful woman's look makes the shot for me. irony, surprise and kindness.
It is a sort of mot-a-mot mundane depiction of the verset. I'll follow with interest