My youngest son looking out the sidelight by our front door.
I also tried this with a polarizer and while it did remove the reflections and make him stand out more, it removed the context of the wintry, cold landscape outside and made his presence much less subtle.
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I've had to come back and study this shot a few times to really appreciate it.
The composition and details are good, and is sure to make a parent beam looking at it. Well done ((8))
what a great emotion you have captured here! i think the saddest part of my children growing up was when they grew too big to give me knee-hugs. hope you're getting some good comments and suggestions, and that you're not getting overlooked in this monster challenge. thanks for sharing and good luck!
The title goes well with the shot but I find the reflection in the window to be very distracting. Also the camera tilted sideways put a fisheye look to the doorjam and makes the picture look unbalanced. Keep up the good work and best of luck in 2005.
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