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Nice portraits Henry and Kenneth - nice connections with the eyes in all of those shots. 
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Kenneth, you have a lovely wife and granddaughter.
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Cute kid shots Henry and Kenneth.
Sheesh H, that last one with all the soap in the face and the grimace, if that’s what it takes to fix the problem I think I’d take the problem.
Good one.
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Sheesh H, that last one with all the soap in the face and the grimace, if that’s what it takes to fix the problem I think I’d take the problem.
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Thanks for the complements folks. This is a shot of my grandson that I got last fall.
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Nice Street photography Henry.
Kenneth, that is a great capture of a precious memory.
Sury
Kenneth, that is a great capture of a precious memory.
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and a shot of my musician friend:-

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Richard,
Excellent series.
I really like the high key(ish) background in the first one and equally contrasting
low key(ish) one in the third one.
On the second photo, right behind the left eye of the model, is that make up
caking or skin texture? It is quite distracting.
Sury
Excellent series.
I really like the high key(ish) background in the first one and equally contrasting
low key(ish) one in the third one.
On the second photo, right behind the left eye of the model, is that make up
caking or skin texture? It is quite distracting.
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Getting ready for a wedding -- recently. One of the few times they were ready and willing to sit for photos.
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Those are both lovely shots, Sury. I really like the composition and use of dof in the first one 
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This is really a great portrait, Sury! Lovely shot which convoys the feelings of caring and one of the best shots I've seen from you. I also have to agree with Birm that depth of field works perfectly here putting your daughter in spotlight. Very good and I'm sure you are proud of this shot as you very well should be - this picture will have important meaning in years to come.
The second pic is good too (on an emotional level too), but the first one get's all the attention.
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Sury, I agree with the others. Wonderful photos!
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Thank you Andy, Toni and Henry. I very much appreciate your kind sentiments
and comments. I love the first one very much too and the second one is a special
one in the sense that it is one of the rare moments that I captured where my son
is very relaxed. Unless you are his father/photographer, you wouldn't know.
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and comments. I love the first one very much too and the second one is a special
one in the sense that it is one of the rare moments that I captured where my son
is very relaxed. Unless you are his father/photographer, you wouldn't know.
Sury
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Some excellent portraits in this thread.
My cousin's son just turned 1. He was pretty serious early in his life, but now that he's increased in stature and wisdom he sees the benefits of developing a pleasant smile. Of course, maybe it's just that I had his little stuffed tiger draped over my lens.
The sun was going down and he was very active. I really had a hard time getting a good focus on him.
My cousin's son just turned 1. He was pretty serious early in his life, but now that he's increased in stature and wisdom he sees the benefits of developing a pleasant smile. Of course, maybe it's just that I had his little stuffed tiger draped over my lens.
The sun was going down and he was very active. I really had a hard time getting a good focus on him.
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Very nicely framed. Perhaps, sharpening those eyes might make it that much more enjoyable.
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Sury, I agree on the eyes. I kept trying to sharpen them but wasn't pleased with the results.

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