Great photography is all about story and moment... you have both here, and in spectacular fashion... beautiful work!
Congratulations! Very nice photo!
Wow, fantastic photo Richard, very evocative.
RichardQ wrote:
This photo was taken for submission to the 1951 Life Magazine Contest for Young Photographers, which drew more than 4,000 entries. The baby girl's father was a fellow ex-GI in college, and her mother was a nurse; they also had two other children. The photo won a third-honorable mention and $50 which thrilled me. In 1976 my advertising agency employer entered it in the annual photo contest of the American Association of Advertising Agencies, where it won Best Mood Depiction as well as Best Human Nature. It's the only photo I ever entered in national contests.
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Beautiful depiction of moms devotion and child's trust. A timeless image.
Lovely photo, your win was well deserved.
Nice job...certainly does carry a lot of emotion along with your touching background story. Enjoyed looking very much!
RichardQ wrote:
This photo was taken for submission to the 1951 Life Magazine Contest for Young Photographers, which drew more than 4,000 entries. The baby girl's father was a fellow ex-GI in college, and her mother was a nurse; they also had two other children. The photo won a third-honorable mention and $50 which thrilled me. In 1976 my advertising agency employer entered it in the annual photo contest of the American Association of Advertising Agencies, where it won Best Mood Depiction as well as Best Human Nature. It's the only photo I ever entered in national contests.
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Great picture, it has lots of emotion in it.
RichardQ wrote:
This photo was taken for submission to the 1951 Life Magazine Contest for Young Photographers, which drew more than 4,000 entries. The baby girl's father was a fellow ex-GI in college, and her mother was a nurse; they also had two other children. The photo won a third-honorable mention and $50 which thrilled me. In 1976 my advertising agency employer entered it in the annual photo contest of the American Association of Advertising Agencies, where it won Best Mood Depiction as well as Best Human Nature. It's the only photo I ever entered in national contests.
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WOW RichardQ, this is what photography was meant to do. You caught a moment as it happened and you captured all the feeling and emotion in a instant. Thank you so much for sharing this I am greatly appreciative
Wow what a beautiful picture.. A very moving scene for sure, and a wonderful back story too... This is one of those pics that in IMO is timeless, it evokes a powerful emotion....... Now I am a nature photo guy and I don't take people pics, but sometimes family and maybe a wedding, but I've got to say that I was really moved by this photo.
John
That photo speaks words, feelings, thoughts, too many to count. Beautiful photo. Thanks for posting.
This picture brightened up my day, These are the little things that are so powerful, and helps us to see, that there is good in this world, I love it... Thanks for sharing.
John
There is a lot of emotion captured in this photo. It is such a touching, beautiful portrait of unconditional love. Do you still have the magazine with your photo in it? :D
What a tender moment, immortalized. Thank you for sharing this.
RichardQ wrote:
This photo was taken for submission to the 1951 Life Magazine Contest for Young Photographers, which drew more than 4,000 entries. The baby girl's father was a fellow ex-GI in college, and her mother was a nurse; they also had two other children. The photo won a third-honorable mention and $50 which thrilled me. In 1976 my advertising agency employer entered it in the annual photo contest of the American Association of Advertising Agencies, where it won Best Mood Depiction as well as Best Human Nature. It's the only photo I ever entered in national contests.
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You captured the moment perfectly. If you never shot another photo you could be proud.
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