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Reposted yet again for Best of Half Nekkid Thursday 2005. This was an easy choice given that my only other entry was a nasty looking post-IV...
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For Half Nekkid Thursday And fear not, Gentle Viewers, this will not be a blog you must avoid on Thursdays because I'm only doing this o...
Love the way you are suggesting his mood by composing with him tight in the corner - great work!
ReplyDeleteI can hear my 3yo little brother going "mmmph!" right now.
ReplyDeleteian: It was a cropping nightmare. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteInitially I had him facing into the frame with a big patch of open grass. Having him face the frame was more fun, I think. In the original he is smack dab in the middle of the frame as is my "Disposable camera point and shoot" nature.
Prairie girl: Thanks. Implied ain't easy. If I had a big wad of cash I could have taken a photo of me offering a big wad of cash to a beautiful woman if only I had a beautiful woman. So I had to rely on my "props", I mean "neices and nephews".
Erik: You have a 3 year old brother?? Whyyyyy do you keep driving the wedge of years between you and I? Is it just to hurt me? Huh? Is it? heh heh
haha, wedge between you and I? How's about the wedge between he and I ;)
ReplyDeleteWhen he turns 18, I'll be 35!
excellent!
ReplyDeleteGreat contrast, his red hair against the grass. Those colors always look great together.
ReplyDeleteerik: it's cool to have a brother who can 'buy' for you when you are in Kindergarten.
ReplyDeleteIO: Thanks!
Gil: Hell be the one to NOT visit me when I'm old, I can tell.
Calvin: I agree. That's why we keep him out on the lawn.
Excellent composition, so charged with mood.
ReplyDeletecool boy
ReplyDeletehahahahhahah
I felt like that yesterday :) Great shot!! I cant wait to get done with my comps and Dissertation so I can get some photogs !!
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