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girls and pearls


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Exposure Date: 2010:08:03 21:55:28;
Make: NIKON CORPORATION;
Model: NIKON D300;
ExposureTime: 1/250 s;
FNumber: f/5.6;
ISOSpeedRatings: 200;
ExposureProgram: Manual;
ExposureBiasValue: 0;
MeteringMode: Pattern;
Flash: Flash did not fire;
FocalLength: 50 mm;
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS4 Windows;


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Tiffany,

This is a wonderful portrait -- the pose, the expression, the color are all perfect.

M. Ts.

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The picture is wonderful, just wonderful! The softness, the cuteness of the baby, the colors, the pose...everything deserves the big ones!

PDE

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Ciprian, Carlos, Mikhail, Dear Pierre, Gail, Ray and Bob...Thank you! My goodness! It seems that those eyes cast a spell on more than just me and her parents!

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Love this capture...wonderfully composed and the PS treatment is very tastefully rendered.  Well done.

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Superb image Tiffany.  Lovely expression and perfect light and colors for this high key portrait.  Excellent work - michel

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Tiffany, this is gorgeous!!  Exquisite in composition, style and Moment!!  WOW!  I bet the mother LOVED this one!!  GREAT JOB!  Doug.

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Wendy...Thank you!

 

Bente...I'm so glad!

 

Jeff...Thank you for the visit. I always appreciate your visits!

 

Pep...Thank you!

 

Lena...She sure pulls you in...doesn't she?

 

Michel...Thank you! Definitely a team effort here.

 

Doug...Thank you! I really appreciate your visits and thoughtful insights. It means a lot to me! I am encouraging her parents to get a canvas wraparound of this.

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Tiffany, I came back again to get inspired by this one!!  AWESOME JOB !!!!!  Thanks for sharing your work!  Doug.

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Francesco...believe me when I see that this little girl's record is clean...absolute angel!

 

Doug...that fills my heart to know that I could inspire you!

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A wonderfully playful photo, with those mesmerizing eyes stealing the show.  I also love how you've used the light here (high-key, I believe you'd call it?).  An all-around great portrait.

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The high-key lighting and exposure is well done. The blue eyes stand out and draw the viewer's attention as they are presumably meant to do. The darker strands of hair add a bit of contrast, keeping the image from seeming too insubstantial, which is good. As a whole, though, I'm not fond of overly cutesy pictures of small children, which this basically is. It's too Anne Geddes for me, even if the child isn't dressed in a ladybug suit.

I'm not crazy about the distinctly squarish lights (a window? a scrim in front of a lamp?) in the girl's eyes, just to the left of the center of each pupil, but it's not a big deal.

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Photo's of small children isn't my preferred photographic subject either. But credit where its due, this appears to me as a very natural uncontrived image, very sharp and with great clarity in the eyes. The pose seems to indicate an innocence and shyness in the child that I believe is the strong point. Perhaps a darker backdrop would further accentuate this mood and address the lack of contrast between subject and background,
Best Regards
Alf

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