This may be my favorite photo forever ...
Aug 10, 2014 07:59:40 #
Wonderful photo. It is one you will enjoy every day for the rest of your life.
Aug 10, 2014 09:29:41 #
Simply stunning portrait!
Like the iconic Afghan girl, hardly anyone will be thinking of the camera details, the exposure or PP.
We enjoy it as it stands.
Bravo - Jimmy.
Like the iconic Afghan girl, hardly anyone will be thinking of the camera details, the exposure or PP.
We enjoy it as it stands.
Bravo - Jimmy.
Aug 10, 2014 09:55:40 #
Mormorazzi wrote:
Taking a portrait of a two-year-old is never planned. It's more like spontaneous combustion.
Rose crawled up onto my dining room chair this afternoon, pulled her favorite blankie up over her head and looked at me. The light spilled through the window, over her blankie and draped her in magic. I just happened to have my D600 with my new 105mm 2.8 micro lens in my hands. I turned the dial to "P" and snapped. Sigh! :)
Rose crawled up onto my dining room chair this afternoon, pulled her favorite blankie up over her head and looked at me. The light spilled through the window, over her blankie and draped her in magic. I just happened to have my D600 with my new 105mm 2.8 micro lens in my hands. I turned the dial to "P" and snapped. Sigh! :)
Wow! :thumbup: :thumbup:
Aug 10, 2014 21:49:21 #
I'm certainly late finding this, but so glad I did! Would just like to add my kudos to this beautiful portrait. Certainly a treasure to cherish!
Aug 10, 2014 22:13:07 #
Aug 10, 2014 23:06:56 #
A resounding thank-you to all of your kind comments and encouragement!
I'm sure Rose's mommy and daddy would want you to know that Rose's beauty comes from within -- she's a warm-hearted, smart, loving, rambunctious and engaging child. She's also quite normal; she has spats with her siblings, spills her milk on purpose, unloads every available kitchen cabinet daily and doesn't like peas.
I can't wait to teach her how to photograph the cat instead of chasing her!
Y'all have a great week.
I'm sure Rose's mommy and daddy would want you to know that Rose's beauty comes from within -- she's a warm-hearted, smart, loving, rambunctious and engaging child. She's also quite normal; she has spats with her siblings, spills her milk on purpose, unloads every available kitchen cabinet daily and doesn't like peas.
I can't wait to teach her how to photograph the cat instead of chasing her!
Y'all have a great week.
Aug 11, 2014 06:49:22 #
Aug 11, 2014 13:30:08 #
13oct1931
Loc: Lebanon, Indiana
That is one GREAT photo; often ART is spontaneous and unplanned. You done gud, girl ! Alyn
Aug 11, 2014 18:01:45 #
Aug 12, 2014 08:09:04 #
Aug 12, 2014 08:18:05 #
Mormorazzi wrote:
Taking a portrait of a two-year-old is never planned. It's more like spontaneous combustion.
Rose crawled up onto my dining room chair this afternoon, pulled her favorite blankie up over her head and looked at me. The light spilled through the window, over her blankie and draped her in magic. I just happened to have my D600 with my new 105mm 2.8 micro lens in my hands. I turned the dial to "P" and snapped. Sigh! :)
Rose crawled up onto my dining room chair this afternoon, pulled her favorite blankie up over her head and looked at me. The light spilled through the window, over her blankie and draped her in magic. I just happened to have my D600 with my new 105mm 2.8 micro lens in my hands. I turned the dial to "P" and snapped. Sigh! :)
Beautiful shot. I think candid shots are the best.
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