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I think it's good.

Cutie. This is part of their childhood, that's very different than the one we had.

No way, this is a burglar and he's about to smash the glass to break in. 

Only, he doesn't know he's entering the Overlook Hotel.

Creepy in a good way.

I like this. Straight and honest documentary photography.

A little predictable, but not bad.

Not bad, but if you go for the geometrical shoot, the composition has to be really clean and balanced (i.e. no bits of hedge peeking from the angles, either in or out).

Too out of focus for my taste.

Usually, if you feel the need to apologize for the picture being not enough or too much something, it means that it's not that good. 

I like the way the little one is inscribed into the shape of the old one. And what a cutie. The rest has been said by Jack.

You should put this one close to the one of the three fat men walking along the shore.

Edit: You've already done it!

I've always thought that glass shoes must not be very comfy, but in this very specific case I think the title (funny, indeed) detracts something from a photo that is strong per se and hints to something more that a simple visual pun.

The two sisters couldn't be more different one from the other.

I like this one. I am sure you have more from the same sitting. Why did you choose this?

Well done.

Elegant.

If I want to see good photos I know where to go.

A very, very Happy New Year to you, Carlos.

I quote Carlos. Happy New Year Bulent.

Usually I hate these kind of shots but here everything works well.

Beautiful end of a day at the sea.

We don't need to know who they are, if father and daughter, husband and wife, friends, or nurse and patient. The bond between them is clear, as well as the frailty and the care.

Bold, bald and balding?

You choose who is who.

Love it.

One of your special ones. I would love to see this printed.

This one is really good. The thing that makes it work for me is the way the paper is folded outwards exactly in correspondence of the nose and inwards where the eyes are, giving a crazy feeling of warped third dimension ... she is being discarded, but she is alive, and is winking at us ...

Made me smile. Old people are like this, very often.

By the way, a Voigtlander Bessa ... now this is interesting ... may I introduce her to my Contax? They could become good friends.

And, isn't it so dramatically different (film, I mean)?

Agree with the above.

Sì, questa è proprio bellissima.