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12/05/2003 10:43:04 AM |
| Thats a nice shot! Great eyes... Have you tried suspending the butterfly in mid-air using a black thread? |
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11/30/2003 06:55:18 PM |
| A high quality shot; not sure this is surpise expression though; more like "wonder"! |
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11/30/2003 03:59:58 PM |
Beautiful! Your lighting is wonderful and his expression is perfect! Great job!
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11/29/2003 02:31:15 PM |
Judging on the border and the boy that is portrayed I'd guess this is a photo from Carsten. :)
Reminds me of an encouter with a dragonfly during a stay in Kalmar. Instead of sitting on my forehead is sat on my toes. As I lay on my back, my expression must have been about the same and so was my age at that time. :)
Excellent DOF (the eyes as main focus), composition and greyscale toning. I do wonder if that is real butterfly there. |
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11/29/2003 07:04:00 AM |
| As ever, a quality photo from Sweden. Gorgeously done. Only wish would be a bit more surprise on Jonatan or Alexander's face. 9 |
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11/28/2003 06:33:54 PM |
Guess it doesn't! LOL! A cute shot, a good idea but the boy doesn't look very surprised to see a butterfly this time of year or that it landed on his head. And yes, I know it's not a real butterfly :)
Also if the butterfly was placed on the nose with the more classic OMG look would really have worked with this. A 6 to start, a 7 to finish |
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11/25/2003 08:28:22 PM |
| What a lovely image The butterfly doesnt look real but the eyes of the child are amazing |
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11/25/2003 03:36:25 AM |
| Surprise isn't really the first thing that comes to my mind when I look at that picture, but thats about the only complaint I have, this picture is wonderful! Lovely DOF and lighting. Supurb shot! |
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11/24/2003 11:58:55 AM |
| I know this young man..both of them. :) Love the shot. This would of been good on his nose too. Maybe color would of been more stunning with the butterfly? I do think his expression is wonderful here and your lighting is just great. |
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11/24/2003 08:56:59 AM |
| Good idea and well taken. The face could have expressed some more surprise. |
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11/24/2003 03:08:38 AM |
| Another nice shot Carsten. You have a very memorable style to your photographs. Great work. |
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11/24/2003 12:31:29 AM |
i see the way you're eyeing the flutterby, jimmy- but do you see those bright colors? that's natures way of saying: "if you eat me, you'll get a tummy-ache and die"
speaking of the flutterby... i heard somewhere that they were actually originally known as 'flutterby' and not 'butterfly' which.. well, makes sense. YOU ARE HUMBLED BY MY KNOWLEDGE OF THE TRIVIAL!
did you know that a blind chameleon will still change color based on its surroundings? well, DID YOU? |
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11/23/2003 09:57:53 PM |
| Good choice of b&w here and great lighting. |
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11/23/2003 07:42:59 PM |
| My favorite for the challenge:) Wonderful portrait. the light from the childs right and the catch light in the eyes give this image nice depth and feeling. 9 |
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