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Comment by tvsometime:
Almost an "S" curve. I would have liked to see more of the tactor fender - for next time.

BW #4
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Comment by tvsometime:
It's good to see some local "color" even in bw. This is a good distillation of meaningful elements that leaves no question of the local. Nicely done.

BW #4
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Comment by tnun:
like it. sort of like the bare bones of sitting down to a meal.

BW #3
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Comment by PennyStreet:
nice tonal range of grays.

BW #2
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Comment by jomari:
I like how the scale of the fork emphasises that the child is small.

BW #2
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Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Cool perspective! That's a good lens for this. You can set the brightness down a notch on your LCD when shooting where it's darker, and it will help you to expose correctly. Your eyes adjust to the low ambient lighting, and the images in the LCD look a lot brighter than they will on the monitor. When I shoot late evening or night, I have to do that, or every shot will be under exposed because I have no metering with the older lenses that I use most of the time.

BW #2
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Comment by Bkjeldgaard:
MMMMMMMM! Waffles!! I too like how I'm drawn into the fork. Love the cute jammies too. :)

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Comment by FourPointX:
laffin...it took me a minute to realize it was a child behind the waffle. i like the way the dof works on this image, draws me to the fork.

BW #1
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Comment by jomari:
Nice exposure. I love the blissful expression.

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Comment by Melethia:
Sweet. So very cat, too. My mom's cat does this - finds the sun, hides behind the curtains. The good life!