Parallax
by Kali

Comment by posthumous:
In thumbnail, I saw it as the child and adult versions of the same person, which I think is what your title is getting at, but at full size, I just think... wow... it's more like losing one's self altogether, an entry into the Universe as pure Being. It's a staggering photo.

Tilt-shift miniature
by Kali

Comment by GeneralE:
It seems pretty effective to me. I've only tried this once in the past, but now this shot makes me wonder if this would work with some aerial photos I took last month.

Tilt-shift miniature
by Kali

Comment by Jutilda:
Makes me think of a living diorama. Beautifully done. I like all the little squares of soil - like we are giants in a tiny land. Lovely indeed.

Tilt-shift miniature
by Kali

Comment by jmritz:
Love the colors. Whatever you've done it works perfectly here. Nice.

Tilt-shift miniature
by Kali

Comment by whiteroom:
very interesting, how do you do this?

Parallax
by Kali

Comment by yanko:
His dad larger than mountains. Can build castles in the clouds. But today it's a walk to infinity, hand in hand with his son's delight.

Message edited by author 2007-09-13 08:16:41.

Parallax
by Kali

Comment by rinac:
Dark. A glimpse at the post apocalyptic.

edit to clarify: This is not meant to be negative. In fact, quite the opposite. I'm very much impressed by your work on this. The somber light is gripping and to me, almost sinister. Most likely a far cry from your intention, but nonetheless, my initial "reaction" :)

I've got to learn to elaborate more sometimes, eh?

Message edited by author 2007-09-13 20:09:11.

Haulin bootie
by Kali

Comment by krnodil:
Now that's a dog going hell for leather! Surprised you even caught all of her in the frame. :)

Derbiography
by Kali

Comment by sabphoto:
very cute...and yeah the messed hair one is aweseome lol

eta...just had another look at it and noticed the one of her winking...totally adorable. lol

Message edited by author 2007-08-28 10:46:56.

Sara
by Kali

Comment by bob350:
In people, breast cancer is so often treatable that the condition is becomming thought of as a chronic disease, especially when detected early before spread. Don't know about the progress for dogs. My heart goes out to you. Print your images for safekeeping, and also be sure to have secure back-ups of the electronic files. You will treasure these visual reminders for a long time.