Woolfie's 3rd Victim

First, Second, and now his Third Victim.

Hmm, none of my models hug me like that.

I'm in an internet cafe and I cannot check out the colours, contrast etc., but I find the photo carefree and easy going. I enjoy this relaxed style. Nice start to the New Year.

He is quite the ladies' man, isn't he? Color me RGB green with envy. I wonder who he gets his inspiration from?

Again, your color, detail, and sharpness is spot on, but it's the young lady's expression that makes this shot work for me. Very natural, and she is obviously very much at ease in front of your camera, and you have captured that very well.

John, You are charming but are you as cute? Sadly none of my models hug me like this either. It's quite a simple shot that I posted here for a friend. I really didn't expect anyone to comment. I am grateful that you have and I am sure my friend will be grateful too. Thanks a lot.

Jim, I will 'Color you RGB green with envy' but I will convert it to gray scale first. Indeed he is a ladies man wolf. I think her natural look is more due to her having a wolf to protect her than any feelings she might have for me.

Two comments from two people who I did not think would comment on this image. Thank you both!

As you know, I've an affinity for stuffed animals, and again, the girl's naturalness and expression drew me right into the photo the first time I saw it. Her look takes it beyond "cute" and moves it onto another level for me.

I refuse to answer your question on the grounds that I don't know the answer.

Actually there are a couple of reasons I didn't think you would comment on this. 1. It's in colour. (I feel you may shoot me down in flames for that statemnt.) 2. You didn't comment on the last image of Woolfie. (Maybe that one was too cute for you!)

Just teasing Jim. I hope you know your comments are always welcome. I am really glad you like this shot. I myself think it's OK. Woolfie's 4th victim is in the can. I will post it soon.

Where did I go wrong in my youth. I had the opportunity to be a Woolfie and took the wrong turn.

-O

John, I have asked a few of my models and I am sorry to say they think Wolfie is cuter. Sigh!

Owen, Your comment worries me a little. I would have thought a man of your intelligence would have known that you can not grow up to be a Wolfie. You can only aspire to be like one... I think!!!

If you go to Tibet and meditate in a certain room for three years you can become one. I got thirsty for some Irish after two and a half and never made it. The fact that I did not stick it out demonstrated my inability to plan for the future.

-Owen

That lets me out.