pavel1

wonderfull capture of the mood.

Any opinions?

Several children went to look at a tractor in a field. I saw this boy and it looked like a

clasic pose ... as I brought the camera up to take the shot he looked at me and smiled.

Turned out perfect ... I thought. What do you think?

My daughter sat down to play the piano at thanksgiving. I liked the light.

This is my first stab at abstract photography. Coments welcome.

This is my 3 year old daughter. She was hapilly talking to her sister while I was shooting

some relatives and I only had time for one quick shot.

Taken after dark in a nearby park in the glow of christmas lights after a day of taking

pictures. I wanted to see how much depth of field I would get at f1.8 and like the

mood of the picture. This was shot at 400 asa, f1.8 at 1/60th of a second and one

stop underexposed.

I liked the lines in the glass and the way the reflection looked. My daughter is getting

to love posing and can put on a smile or pout for the asking. This is her "serious

look" she said when I asked for a smile. I think now that she was right and a smile

would not look as good in this shot.

A photo of my seven year old daughter that I took this afternoon to practice

photoshop on. She is turning out to be a great model.

I like this photo. Jean I just looked at your portfolio for the first time and want to tell you... you are good! I really like your photographs. There is variety in your shots, good techincal execusion and many of them I would love to have hanging on a wall.

very creative idea. The only minus in my opinion is that there are fairly strong haloes in the sky around the object. I wonder if it would look better with the bottom cropped out to the dark part in the front. Well done.

very well done

This is looking up at my daughter on the monkey bars.

My girls we hamming it up pretending they were rap stars during one of our many

walks through the local campus. I just raised the camera and shot this one quick shot

because then they noticed and became self conscious.

Pant, pant.... I see tits... give it a eight!

tells a story... great.

doesn't seem in focus

I like it for the fact that it is so very different than the run of the mill nude. something that was not copied from everyone that came before.

I very much like it but perhaps just a bit less contrast.

In a shot like this where color is so much of it I think that the contrast is not hight enough. The colors come across too flat and the white of the building should be ballanced to white.

OK that is good. (clever) Was it possed or found?

I don't find any one element interesting enough and wonder what it is that you were wanting to show. I didn't read your title at first, it adds what I didn't get at first. (a little)

Interesting right at the first glance and then of courseI had to find out what it was. Took me four or five seconds and I had to smile both at what it was as well as how it was not obvious because of the unusual architectual lines. Almast like a trick... and a welcome surprise. I love it!

the vigneting is perfect here to draw attention to your subject.

the subjects seem to compete for emphasys between each other and the glass area. It is hard to tell what you meant to be the focal point