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Please view large. OK - I'm really going out on a limb here. This is not meant to be a

cheesy baby photo. It is meant to be kitch and inspired by the work of the Glitter Guru. Let

me know if this works or if it is just a baby photo to you? Your comments are appreciated.

No doubt I'll be sticking to landscapes after the comments I'm anticipating. Regards Paul...

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Loft, Jennifer, Jack and Amar - thank you so much for your comments. This is really off the wall for me. Kitsch was the intent, although I'm also pleased you find my little boy cute of course ;-) Thanks again.

 

Paul...

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Thank you for this image, I really love it. His expression, color, definition, is very original. What do you think about the same in vertical position?

(a kiss for him is a supermodel)

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but its gotta be in portrait because I am turning my head 90 degrees to see his adorable face!!! No it isn't 'just another baby shot'...firstly it is such a lovely face shot and the glitter is different from the norm. You could make some money doing this!!!! Glitter baby portraits..the whirlpool effect is almost symbolic, they certainly draw you in to their own little sparkly (and often not so sparkly) whirlpools don't they? A little bit of glitter makes all the hard slog worthwhile. God he's cute! Cheers.
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I'm going to have go with the yikes he's cute comment too. Cool effect. well done. I actually had baby dreams last night (probably from watching TLC-birthing stuff) I like it turned. May you remember the sparkle when he pokes holes in your walls trying to see whats inside them. Or tries to unscrew every screw in your home.

 

 

 

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Thanks Knicki, Amanda and Roberto - your comments mean a great deal to me. I've attached aportrait version. I don't know, to me this doesn't look quite right? Let me know.

 

Thanks again, Paul...

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I like the orizontal version more: I guess because it reminds me my Valeria taking her bath at the same age! But maybe I would like to see a little of his/her body even under the softness...
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Cristina, thanks - The original is Jack in his bath, hence the landscape formatting. The original (attached for reference) does have some of his arms and body showing. However I wanted to try and get a rather surreal look to the image. It did make me feel odd though messing around in photoshop with my baby boy ;-) Thanks for your interest and comments.

 

Regards Paul...

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Kitch or not Paul, it is original at least, from other babies photos here. The baby itself is adorable! take some more, as he is such a beauty of a model........Pnina
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ya know, Paul... the first thing I noticed is that the portrait version draws me into his eyes better... and I like it better...

 

::shrug::

 

either way... VERY cool!!

 

jb

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Hi All, Thanks for all the comments and rating on this one. You know over the last few days looking at the portrait version I think it does work better. You're right it does draw you more to his eyes. Not to worry - great comments and suggestions as always. Regards to all, Paul...
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Paul--you've got another winner here! The kitsch works--absolutely. Heck--who says we have to do "high art" all the time, anyway?! :-)

 

As for the portrait/landscape debate...I go for portrait. It has a different feel--his little eyes are slightly crossed, and his nose is off center, and he looks less "zen-baby" and more like "baby-who-has-something-on-his-mind". It's funnier--and it goes with the kitsch effect.

 

Landscape--it's more dreamy...and I can see liking that effect, too--but it's just a little distracting to have your brain trying to reorient the photo everytime you look at it.

 

Either way, though--two thumbs up! :-)

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