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Jun 02, 2005 14:11 |  #1

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Jun 02, 2005 17:22 |  #2

I like the facial expression and the light there. I don't care for the shoulder in the foreground. I don't think it's flattering for her at all. But you did catch some emotion in the eyes.


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Jun 03, 2005 00:33 |  #3

Yeah, you are highlighting the shoulder, and her arm looks really big just because of the angle, and positioning.


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Jun 03, 2005 05:30 |  #4

Not bad, but ask her to put her hands behind her back, and use a little unsharp mask - it's slightly out of focus, or there's a little motion blur going on. I'd try and downplay the shoulder too.


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Jun 03, 2005 06:10 |  #5

We are used to parents/uncles/aunts..​.etc taking photos of their kids. It's nice to see the reverse :D

Like the photo, and your mom looks like a lovely lady, best wishes to her.




  
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Jun 03, 2005 07:36 |  #6

Thanks guys! The shot was just a snap while they were camping this past weekend.


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Jun 08, 2005 15:26 |  #7

I'll bet your Mother liked it, and as they say you don't see the next generation taking pic's of my generation, give your Mother a copy, and a hug and you have made her day.




  
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Jun 08, 2005 16:04 |  #8

I've seen that expression before with my mom - right before she said if "if you point that thing at me one more time....." I would do a little USM vodoo on it... the eyes are just subtly soft... but heck - it is a dang fine candid family picture that doesn't look like a snap shot and really doesn't need it either.




  
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