Ojos Verdes

Ojos Verdes is Spanish (I think) for Green Eyes.

Yes, the detail is in this cute little girl's eyes. The expression also shows she is a natural for the camera. She reminds me of a little girl I know and love.

nice portrait!

Dude, you don't need any help with your portrait skills. This is a 7/7 from where I sit...and I am not being generous.

 

Then again, maybe its that 20D?

I'm sure the 20D helps, but I've spent too much time on this image to attribute the results to only the 20D. Thanks for your comment.

Critique, please

Wonderful, impromptu photograph. It has an easy, casual feel to it appropriate to children's portraiture. Very well done. Regards, Doug.

You are a wonderful photographer. I aspire to someday be as good as you, it seems I have a long way to go. I have enjoyed looking through your portfolio.

A playful little girl that makes me smile, it must be infectious... just magic!

One more beautiful portrait, congrats!!

Beautiful image.

Ken, I'll say, "Ojos Verdes Sparkles." This one is natural, regardless of equipment used. I like the off center composition and out-of-focus background. Skin tone is also pleasing with nice detail in highlight and shadow. Well done. IMHO. ^_^

Lovely skin tones Ken. Nice impromptu image.

7X7

Bellisimo!!

Oh yeah! Really sweet, I love it!

good portrait:=)

Very nice portrait of a little girl. Lovely expression and lovely green.

nice one!

simon

I was kidding. It's the man behind the camera not the camera. The camera only does what its told to do by its master. Sometines it listens and sometimes it doesn't.

Cute portrait, Ken. Love the green eyes (since I have them myself, probably I'm biased)! Nice colors and tones.

Looks good, Ken. Very nice shot!

Ken, I don't like warming filters on every portrait, which seems to be the fashion in some corners, but I thought I would just see what happens with red = +10 in post-processing, which might approximate some mild warming filters. (I really don't know which post-processing values would approximate the standard warming filters. Of course, I also have no idea if we are seeing the same thing on our different monitors.)

 

Great shot, in any case, and I'm sure you worked a long time to get the tones you wanted.

I think there is a green cast, but I do not have time to examine with Photoshop right now; check for yourself.

What a wonderful smile and well done on capturing her in camera. I like Lannie's version. but the origianl is nonetheless excellent. 7/6