Emma was fascinated by a spider spinning her web while playing in the backyard playground. I just thought her intensity was priceless.
Spider fascination
Great portrait! I wonder in a few years if she will be equally fascinated, or turn squeamish anytime a spider crawls anywhere near her? I've often wondered how it is that young girls pick up an aversion to creepy-crawly things that don't seem to bother young boys at all.
Thank you, you have no idea how much your positive response means to me. I try all the time and I get only a few images that I feel are pretty good.
On a side note, as a 4th grade elementary teacher (years ago), I had a cow heart for kids to see, feel, and see how blood flowed. The boys would not touch it, the girls, however; put there fingers through and played with it! I am not sure it is not a taught response for girls to scream at stuff. My grandson did bring in a scorpion from outside in his insect jar, now that did make ME a bit frightened. I stand amazed at nature and all the creatures within it. I so want to impart that to my young 'uns. Thanks again!
bedgmon wrote:
Emma was fascinated by a spider spinning her web while playing in the backyard playground. I just thought her intensity was priceless.
bedgmon, The picture of Emma is priceless, very well done, that should be on your wall..
CJartist wrote:
bedgmon, The picture of Emma is priceless, very well done, that should be on your wall..
A sincere thank you, CJartist, for your kind comments. I am ordering a print today. Emma is quite a keeper.
Bob Yankle wrote:
Great portrait! I wonder in a few years if she will be equally fascinated, or turn squeamish anytime a spider crawls anywhere near her? I've often wondered how it is that young girls pick up an aversion to creepy-crawly things that don't seem to bother young boys at all.
Peer pressure. "Girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. Boys are made of...."
A blue ribbon photo! What an expression.
rayford2 wrote:
Peer pressure. "Girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. Boys are made of...."
Rayford, who ever said that most likely did not raise females. They indeed can be sweet, but oh, how devious and covert in their retributions. Boys are generally, what you see is what you get, or in my experiences with raising both sexes, that is what happened. Boys fight and it is over then much of the times friends again, girls on the other hand hold grudges and retaliate in a much sneaker way. I do love my gals, they always make sure that I am taken care of or "Katy bar the door!" You will see their snarling teeth. :)
rayford2 wrote:
A blue ribbon photo! What an expression.
What a nice thing to say! I have esteem issues with my photos and you helped boost my spirits! Thank you.
Whuff
Loc: Marshalltown, Iowa
bedgmon wrote:
What a nice thing to say! I have esteem issues with my photos and you helped boost my spirits! Thank you.
No need for any esteem issue with this pic. You have a lot to be proud of. Composition, subject matter, sharp focus. The look on her face is priceless. Good job.
Whuff wrote:
No need for any esteem issue with this pic. You have a lot to be proud of. Composition, subject matter, sharp focus. The look on her face is priceless. Good job.
Thank you too, Whuff, my head is growing! It is nice to be proud once in a while.
bedgmon wrote:
Rayford, who ever said that most likely did not raise females. They indeed can be sweet, but oh, how devious and covert in their retributions. Boys are generally, what you see is what you get, or in my experiences with raising both sexes, that is what happened. Boys fight and it is over then much of the times friends again, girls on the other hand hold grudges and retaliate in a much sneaker way. I do love my gals, they always make sure that I am taken care of or "Katy bar the door!" You will see their snarling teeth. :)
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That quote came from most of the girls that were in the 2nd and 3d grades. I doubt if they had any little ones of their own yet.....just pulling your chain :)
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Emma is a beautiful girl, and you have captured the moment very well. I love the lighting and the way it hits in her hair and eyes. This is a priceless photo.
Rapt attention! :thumbup:
momma deb wrote:
Emma is a beautiful girl, and you have captured the moment very well. I love the lighting and the way it hits in her hair and eyes. This is a priceless photo.
Although she is my only girl among 7 boys, I think she a beaut! Thank you for you kind comments.
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