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I agree about the t-shirt graphic. I am not opposed to the dark background. Really like how you could get her to be still long enough to get the great focus on her eyes. I think it is so funny that children in this age bracket suddenly don’t like having their picture taken. Makes for great “personality” shots.
These shots certainly make me want to check out the house! Your lighting really highlights the openness of the floor plan. The realtor must love your work!
The frozen lake foreground is incredible. I have never seen anything like that! Great capture.
oops – that was supposed to be “I would have thought it was the snake version of red eye”.
Oh, wow! If you hadn’t explained about the blue eyes, I would have it was the snake version of “red eye” from flash. Learning so much from your sharing your pets…although I will stick to the warm and fuzzy canines.
I have to disagree with @valeryp. Some things are meant to be seen in the full glory of their symmetry. This is one of them. If this photo were shifted off center the depths from front to side turrets would be diminished. Not everything has to be/ or should be “on the thirds”. And yes, one can crop using a horizontal rule of thirds versus a vertical rule of thirds.
Okay – here is the “something”. The moth could have been considerate enough to have symmetrical wings. đŸ˜‰
I agree with all your self-suggestions. Nothing around me is old enough to look like that!
Interesting angle – but I’m sorry – I don’t get it. What is discomporting? The angle of the promontory? The angle of the bush? I don’t see the reflectiveness and how can it be tranquil if it’s discomporting? I suspect if the horizon were level, it would be even more discomporting. Interesting use of color.
I like the contrast between the background and her hair color. I think you did a very good job of capturing the “mindfulness” of a 2 year old through her eyes.
Is the sight still experiencing technical difficulties? When I visit different photos in the Shark Tank (or anywhere for that matter) none of the comments show up – just the photo.
Prior to yesterday, I could go to a picture and see all the comments.
Thanks!
Oh my gosh – the lighting is exquisite. Beautiful scene.
I thought I was looking at tiny birds. Shows how much I (don’t) know. LOL. I am learning much more than photography from this site. Cool!
Great picture. And I like the message I take from it – there is beauty everywhere.
I prefer the vibrance of the original also.
Agree with @bugadrienne about the petals being lost off the left side. Perhaps even add a touch more negative space on the right as well. Good B&W subject.
That second shot with the mannequins reminds me of a sci-fi movie in which robots are taking over!
I prefer this original. I tend to gravitate towards brighter colors. And I like this second crop better than the HDR version – it could be cropped even a tad more to remove the gravelly mud at the bottom. That gravelly mud reminds me of a stagnant puddle and really detracts.
