Inside the Medina - The Tunisian Kid

Beautifully done. Great work. Xiang

wonderful portrait and a sweet model,lovely seen,well done cherlyn,congrats

That's a cute, serious face, Cherlyn. Love her expression.

The expression is the key. Great tonal and the light. Lovely detailings. Like it.

Lovely and impressive portrait, mainly due to the eyes and face of the child. I like all the series from Tunisia.

well done Cherlyn, lovely portrait. Amazing eyes, the look that pierces right through you. Regards -- michel

a touchin portrait! lyrical prose that u narrate with the portrait. all the story can also b read in the eyes of the girl. regards!

Rose of Medina! I agree with Umair.Excellent portrait of Innocence,Cherlyn.

A very expressive portrait. Congrats.

Another wonderful portrait here, again very great light, details and so pleasant image to view

 

 

Wishing you all of the best my friend

 

Great Kid Portrait with great expression,focus and colors.Well Done.

Late but never late to see this beauty. Great portrait and composition. You have captured a tender and gentle expression. She reminds me a bit of some of Alon Eshel's children. Maybe just the expression.

 

She is beautiful and your image makes her even more so.

 

Ciao.

oh so wonderful portrait my dear Cherlyn, but so sad little girl :( oh, so sad eyes she has :(

 

Biliana

Cherlyn, it is a very successful portrait. colors, light skin tones sad gaze. beautiful!

interesting portrait. I think it conveys a mixture of expressions/feelings, her shinny big eyes maybe contrasting with her mouth

Cherlyn,touching expression of a young girl,and so well done color and sharpness.

I can't believe someone would critique the color of her dress?!? As if you could change her then and there I guess... what, does he think this is studio work with your own child and wardrobe? Amazing, but I digress. The eyes are important, and are unbelievable- great catch-lights in them by the way, it always adds life, but that semi-pouting mouth of hers, combined with those eyes, makes me want to cry. You captured a moment only Rembrandt could emulate in skill, beauty and light. 8/8.

 

Strong portfolio by the way. (I'm going to make this my desktop photo tonight; my wife loves kids and she will be amazed at this little angel in the morning when she wakes up). Blessings, MS

Very thout evoking image that proves what you say in your biography, that photography is 70% creativity--and connection with the subject--and 30% skills. It is the relationship, no matter how fleeting, with the kid, that made this shot. She is trying to tell us something, and you gave her the vehicle with your camera.

She is just adorable - and you Cherlyn, a very good photographer.

Beautiful, super colors and details, Cherlyn.

 

Alberto