My Daughter and Son

[txfour]

Be as harsh as you want. I've been married for 14 years so I don't cry easily. Yes, I realize that I blurred my daughters head.

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b17/OrangeMach/078.jpg

[Baadil]

A rather lovely image. I really like it. About the blurring... I can see the boundry of the blur which bothers me a bit. I would try to feather the selection a bit more prior to apply blur. This should help with blending a bit more.

In any case, I like this image.

[hibiscusroto]

Yeah, it might be appropriate to also post the pre-blurred image for comparison. I'm not a fan of how you executed the blur here. Having said that, the composition and processing are both really nice.

[txfour]

Here is the untouched photo

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b17/OrangeMach/244.jpg

[shooterman]

I think there needs to be more contrast in the B&W.

[kevindar]

its a nice image originally with great potential. turn image editing to ok if you want more suggestions.

[txfour]

its a nice image originally with great potential. turn image editing to ok if you want more suggestions.

Done

[Jaime]

My take on this is due to the fact that you have a lovely imaged well composed here that I think suffers from the blur effect so I decided to give you a look without it.

I desaturated the image, posterized somewhat and gave it a warming filter to it.

[cledwards]

Here is the untouched photo

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b17/OrangeMach/244.jpg
As a dad I just have to say what a cute catch, great image!

[kevindar]

bw version keeping your soft focus theme, and one in color