A budding little Actor/ model?
Posted 13/09/2016 - 16:42
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A great idea for getting some expressions! I like the editing treatment you've given them too ...No 2 is the best I think, because of the softness to the light, with no shadow rim behind, and the perspective effect bringing the face right ...well, in yer face.
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Posted 13/09/2016 - 17:08
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McGregNi wrote:
A great idea for getting some expressions! I like the editing treatment you've given them too ...No 2 is the best I think, because of the softness to the light, with no shadow rim behind, and the perspective effect bringing the face right ...well, in yer face.
Thank you Nigel, yes No2 i managed to get him to stand at an opposite angle to the scruffy old shed but little ones don't always comply and the ones i did manage at this spot weren't worth keeping
A great idea for getting some expressions! I like the editing treatment you've given them too ...No 2 is the best I think, because of the softness to the light, with no shadow rim behind, and the perspective effect bringing the face right ...well, in yer face.
Posted 13/09/2016 - 17:15
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JAK wrote:
Great photos, any more or do we have to fund your bribe!?
Ha ha John and thank you, there were some more but he started to pull ridiculous faces, i just let him have his moment and he actually loved all the ones that were, well, should i say a typical Six yr old boy's sense of humour, so i picked these three and he had no say but was grateful for his wages
Great photos, any more or do we have to fund your bribe!?
Posted 13/09/2016 - 19:41
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Great set of image's. 👍👍
Posted 13/09/2016 - 21:01
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AlJones2402 wrote:
Great set of image's. 👍👍
Thank you Robert
Great set of image's. 👍👍
Posted 13/09/2016 - 21:16
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They are very cute and beautifully shot / processed. I suppose if I'm being in my hyper-critical mode they are not natural / candid, but then that's the objective here! I love your work Maria and these are well up to your usual (and by now expected) standard.
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David
Regards
David
Posted 13/09/2016 - 23:02
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Yes, the second one certainly takes the biscuit (or bribe)
Posted 14/09/2016 - 17:31
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davidstorm wrote:
They are very cute and beautifully shot / processed. I suppose if I'm being in my hyper-critical mode they are not natural / candid, but then that's the objective here! I love your work Maria and these are well up to your usual (and by now expected) standard.
Regards
David
Thanks David.
They are very cute and beautifully shot / processed. I suppose if I'm being in my hyper-critical mode they are not natural / candid, but then that's the objective here! I love your work Maria and these are well up to your usual (and by now expected) standard.
Regards
David
Posted 14/09/2016 - 17:32
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davidwozhere wrote:
Yes, the second one certainly takes the biscuit (or bribe)
Thanks David.
Yes, the second one certainly takes the biscuit (or bribe)
Posted 18/09/2016 - 21:21
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Just seen these... Great fun, and nicely lit... Particularly like the natural feel of no. 3...
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Posted 19/09/2016 - 17:09
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Many thanks Bill.
Posted 20/09/2016 - 09:53
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Nice! I like the opening image, it has great energy to it with the pose!
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Posted 20/09/2016 - 11:33
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I'd keep on bribing. Results are superb I may have said that before, but he has amazing eyes. Love no 1 and 2. The treatment you gave the second image is fantastic.
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