Images should invoke an emotion to be "felt" by the viewer! Darn if you haven't done that HERE!
As I opened it on my 30" monitor...the grandmother's look of complete admiration, love and concern unfolded.... was evident in the fact that the grandmother's eyes are somewhat closed due to angle of view, but the infant was enjoying the love!
SUPERB tones!!!!
You BETTER make this big and make it the infants 1st birthday gift from "pop-pop and mom-mom"!
Superb! Thee entire frame is SUPERB!
Dan
Images should invoke an emotion to be "felt" by the viewer! Darn if you haven't done that HERE!
As I opened it on my 30" monitor...the grandmother's look of complete admiration, love and concern unfolded.... was evident in the fact that the grandmother's eyes are somewhat closed due to angle of view, but the infant was enjoying the love!
SUPERB tones!!!!
You BETTER make this big and make it the infants 1st birthday gift from "pop-pop and mom-mom"!
Superb! Thee entire frame is SUPERB!
Dan
Thank you very much Dan for the detailed input. Very much appreciated !
This image has an "angelic" feel to it...magical would be another word.
Nothing like the love from a Gramma...and the story begins.
Beautiful work, Gary!
Carol
CDalessandro wrote:
This image has an "angelic" feel to it...magical would be another word.
Nothing like the love from a Gramma...and the story begins.
Beautiful work, Gary!
Carol
Thanks so much Carol. Oh, the story's been going on for a while now ! My oldest grandson is nineteen. The two middle ones thirteen and sixteen. And this guy's gonna be five Where has the time gone ?
Oh Gary what a beautiful image. A lovely composition and great rendering, I love the very cool highlights on the back wall, and the beautiful exposure on the two subjects, a dreamy look to the image.
Dave_E wrote:
Oh Gary what a beautiful image. A lovely composition and great rendering, I love the very cool highlights on the back wall, and the beautiful exposure on the two subjects, a dreamy look to the image.
Dave
Thanks Dave. I originally kind of bypassed this shot because of the overwhelmingly yellow cast. I came across it the other day and thought; hmm... maybe B&W ?
