Girlhood to Womanhood
by shareinnc

Comment by dacrazyrn:
Interesting concept. I see the contrast of age and growth, not alot of it compositionally. The color seems off. Might be the brownish color to the background and the yellowish color of the bear and vibro together.

Wide Eyes
by shareinnc

Comment by STEINR:
fills the frame nicely.

Girlhood to Womanhood
by shareinnc

Comment by kiwiness:
This is so funny :-) Good one!

Girlhood to Womanhood
by shareinnc

Comment by ChrisW123:
LOL, a dildo is your idea of women-hood? We ARE in trouble today I think. :D :D

Wide Eyes
by shareinnc

Comment by autumngirl786:
Wonderful work !

Girlhood to Womanhood
by shareinnc

Comment by Alpine99:
Cheeky! Don't mind the content but find the yellow cast a little off-putting

Girlhood to Womanhood
by shareinnc

Comment by AprilTheatreGeek:
interesting to say the least. The photo is kinda yellow, I don't know if that was the lighting or if it was intentional or not. I would have liked to see truer colors. Maybe if you had something other than the black background it would have given it a better feel, like have it set up on a childs blanket or quilt or on a bed or in a crib or something.

Girlhood to Womanhood
by shareinnc

Comment by jmsetzler:
I think this is in very poor taste. Now that i'm over the 'poor taste' factor involved in this photo, I should probably discuss the photograph itself... Compositionally, it's fine.. the only element of the composition that I don't care for is the feeling that the bear is floating is space with no visible surface... Technically, I don't like the yellow tungsten glow on this one... i don't know if that was intentional or not, but it can easily be corrected or shifted with white balance adjustents in cam or with software in post processing...

Girlhood to Womanhood
by shareinnc

Comment by justine:
lolrotf
lol...........

Wide Eyes
by shareinnc

Comment by Turbotech:
This is very cute. I do however feel the Whitebalance is just a little off. It has a yellowish tinge to it. Looks like you "Filled the Frame"