Thinking

[Bambi]

My daughter is very tolerant of my photo taking. often asking why I'm taking a particular photo or pointing out stuff to me. I caught her in a reflective moment while waiting for me to finish:

[Mad Aussie]

Cool shot. Totally makes me wonder what captured her attention.

[Iguanasan]

I don't know if you did this on purpose or not but I kinda really like the way you put the negative space behind her. I like the way she's looking "off camera" and we wonder what she's looking at and because there's nothing/no one behind her you get a feeling of aloneness. Very cool.

[Bambi]

thanks MA and Iggy. Not sure what caught her attention.

I don't know if you did this on purpose or not but I kinda really like the way you put the negative space behind her. I like the way she's looking "off camera" and we wonder what she's looking at and because there's nothing/no one behind her you get a feeling of aloneness. Very cool.

I didn't think it quite as clearly as this but when I was lining up the shot I knew I wanted it this way

[Iguanasan]

thanks MA and Iggy. Not sure what caught her attention.




I didn't think it quite as clearly as this but when I was lining up the shot I knew I wanted it this way

I rarely plan it out in that kind of detail when I'm shooting but instinct kinda leads you into it. Nice choice. It's kind of a rule breaker as you tend to leave "white space" or "negative space" for your subject to look into, however, by cutting it off you tell a different story.

[Bambi]

I rarely plan it out in that kind of detail when I'm shooting but instinct kinda leads you into it. Nice choice. It's kind of a rule breaker as you tend to leave "white space" or "negative space" for your subject to look into, however, by cutting it off you tell a different story.

I never was very good with rules......

[JAS_Photo]

A real nice photo, Bambi!

[Bambi]

thanks Jas!

[Richard]

Excellent choice with the B&W, this is really nice Bambi.

[Bambi]

thank you Richard