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Here's another photo from the "dress-up" shoot with my daughter, Katalin. She's searing a Renaissance costume that my oldest daughter, Csilla, made. In her lap is one of our dogs - Rococo. I hope you like it.
WOW, WOW, WOW. I know you said here it is in B&W, but it looks color to me.
I LOVE the color version. Amazing work. Your daughter is stunning and your dog is adorable.
BRAVO!!!!!!
Thanks so much! I appreciate your kind comment and am so glad you like it!
I forgot to attach the link above. Thanks for catching it.
All the best,
Endre
fstop212 wrote:
WOW, WOW, WOW. I know you said here it is in B&W, but it looks color to me.
I LOVE the color version. Amazing work. Your daughter is stunning and your dog is adorable.
BRAVO!!!!!!
Extremely well done, gorgeous lighting, excellent exposure and pose... actually prefer the color version, lovely skin tones and texture. Goes without saying but your daughter is stunningly beautiful.
Thanks so much, Jim! I appreciate your very kind comments and am glad you like it!
Actually, Katalin - the one in the photo - is 16 and has been going to junior college for two years collecting credits to transfer to a big University. She is a math genius and wants to be a Chemical Engineer. The older daughter - Csilla - was a prodigy in fashion and costume design and got a degree in such from FIDM- The Fashion Institute for Design and Merchandizing in Los Angeles. Unfortunately, although she has done costuming for a number of theater shows, a steady living in costuming is very difficult to come by so she has decided to go to nursing school, instead. Now that Obamacare has destroyed any incentive for people to become doctors, nursing will be a big growth industry. She was among only 10 out of 260 transfer applicants accepted to Mount Saint Mary's nursing school - one of the best in the country - and also got the "Dean's Scholarship" based on how much they liked her application. I am a proud Daddy, indeed! I attribute all this to our having homeschooled all our kids. It kept them out of the clutches of the government-run propaganda system and allowed them to flourish intellectually and personally.
All the best,
Endre
Jim Victory wrote:
I really like the color version and both of your daughters are very talented. One appears to have a future as a model and the other in costume design.
You must be very proud of both and your very talented as well. Not too hard to tell where they get their abilities.
Thanks so much, John! I appreciate your kind comments! I tend to prefer the color one, too.
All the best,
Endre
John Webb wrote:
Extremely well done, gorgeous lighting, excellent exposure and pose... actually prefer the color version, lovely skin tones and texture. Goes without saying but your daughter is stunningly beautiful.
My god it's beautiful.
I don't like the blueish hue of the B&W version but i can just feel it's potential either straight B&W or with a little warmth added to it. The blue just gives a cold feeling which imho is counter productive in relation with the probable original intent.
Terrific image, beautiful daughter(s) and even more beautiful story! You make me maybe want to give classical music a spot on my playlist! Color me impressed!
Thanks so much, Ray! I'm delighted that you like is so much!
I think your suggestion about the B & W version was a good one and have redone it accordingly. Thanks!
All best wishes,
Endre
SargentRay wrote:
On a scale of 1 to 10, i give this a big 11.5
My god it's beautiful.
I don't like the blueish hue of the B&W version but i can just feel it's potential either straight B&W or with a little warmth added to it. The blue just gives a cold feeling which imho is counter productive in relation with the probable original intent.
I attribute all this to our having homeschooled all our kids. It kept them out of the clutches of the government-run propaganda system and allowed them to flourish intellectually and personally.