Cousin Gabe

Beautiful spontaneous photo!

I think this is the sweetest photo I've ever seen. Great shot!

Thanks for your great comment. And he wasn't even posing - he was telling a story. Great kid.

Your critiques very much appreciated on this and all of the photos in my portfolio. Your

insight is invaluable.

This is a very sweet moment.. too cute. Kids are great and so full of life.

charming portraits I have seen in a long time! What a wonderful expresion- it makes the viewer feel as excited as he is- absolutely wonderful! Thanks for sharing it with us-

Mark

Thank you all for your very kind words. In March, I'll have an opportunity to follow up on this little guy.

So unbielevably cute and funny. One of the best child photos I've seen in a while. Compliments

Lovely and beautiful capture, Alberta.

 

Regards.

 

Alberto

.. extremely sweet moment for this cute kid. What and who cause him to be in

this state of such gladness is an angel. I love this futo.

Priceless!

What parent could not 'connect' with this wonderful moment?!

"What does pure joy look like?"

 

God thought, long and deeply.

 

After an eternity, God raised His eyes and smiled.

 

"I know someone," He said, standing up. "Come, let me introduce you."

 

 

Great shot, Alberta!

 

Gerry

Great story and certainly it fits. Thanks!

It reflects innocence worth fighting for.

 

GreetzZzz, Frits

Precious capture. It's love at first sight when you see him! A Harry Potter knock-off.

Thanks, I think . . . is "knock-off" a good thing ? ?

First thing i get from it is early morning Christmas. Because thats what i look like at Christmas.. ;) And im 28. lol.

 

And i agree with the rest, one of the happiest pictures i have seen.

 

I would of loved to have been there for the story telling.

 

P.S

A knock-off can be good or bad..

But i am sure GunjaJim is saying it as a good thing.

 

 

Thanks for you comments - I think you're right about "knock-off." I might have used a more neutral word like "homage" - cheers :)

You can divide photographs into two major groups.

 

1) In how they look.

 

2) In what they have to say.

 

This is a catagory 2 case, and it's telling loads. (we in the Netherlands say: "it's speeks bookparts", I know it sounds shitty, but not over here ;-)

 

It does not have to be original because nowadays nothing is anymore, but not a reason for us to make great photographs and this is one of em. <- note period.

Excellent portrait i love it,sweet model,compliments

Thank you both. Frits, I agree with your crop - well done. I'm not sure how "bookparts" became "volumes" across the pond, but I understand.

Grin, you (almost) got me there. First of all we're Dutch, and not "completely" bi-lingual yet. Secondly (<- Non US English), it was a LITERAL translation from a Dutch saying... (Book parts = Boekdelen)

 

xxx GreetzZzz, Frits

So many times i wanted to comment this one. I stopped again and instead of it i was reading. I ll comment another time. I want to see the Persons that commented.

 

a very tender shot.

i 'd prefer more contrast. i think the flash have a bit faltted the image.

Thank you for your comment. You're right about the flash. This photo was taken before I even knew there were manual controls on a camera. Cheers -