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Super shot, Amal. Beautifully balanced with soft colors and warm shadows. I love the fact that the mother is looking up at something behind you while the baby is looking directly at the strange old gentleman with the camera.

Many thanks for your viewing and feedback. Jack, she is not the mother of the child.She is her elder sister.Otherwise, I agree entirely with you.

This is a wonderful shot.

Saleemji:- I am glad that you have viewed this image and appreciated. I value your expert comment.

Very nice picture. Congratulations! Thank you for your kind comment. Best regards, Flavio.

Thank you,Flavio.

Amal, The clarity but softness of this image is wonderful. It glows. Regards. Denise

Thank you very much,Denise.

Beautiful light and colors, very good portrait Regards, Catalin

Very nice shot with great colors and light. Well done.

Catalin & Gaetan:- Many thanks for your appreciation.

Beautiful composition and mood, best regards.

Thank you very much,Antanas.

I never worked with other people, never did much of the "exchange of knowledge and experience" stuff, but I was once in some club and remember that the members called this kind of photos "life"! Now, I can't find that category even mentioned by any of the members of the Photo.net! There is a category "street", but are there streets at all in the place where this picture was taken?!

 

So I will stick to the most suitable "life" and say it is a good "life" photo! Very good indeed!

 

PDE

If you so please,call it "Life Photography",which sounds better than 'street photography'.Yes,there is no street in the hills,where this image was shot.Many thanks for viewing my images and offer valuable comments,Pierre.I am honored by your visit and encouraged by your interest in my photographs.

Very beautifull capture in a natural pose of this mother and child

Jef,thanks for your appreciation.But they are not mother & child.I have mentioned in the caption their relation:-)

Beutiful moving image....lovely colors, attention to light and detail...but more so, you seem to have captured 'the spirit within'.....lovley luminosity in their faces....just lovely!...sincerely, Gail

Gail, many thanks for your browsing my portfolio and appreciation.

This picture shows that photojounalism doesn't need necessarily the b&w. Congrats

 

Mauro

Mauro, thank you very much for browsing my portfolio and feedback.

Indeed very well done. Love the subject. tonal values and colors are very suitable. Regards and keep posting

Hayder, thank you very much for your visit and appreciation.