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Portrait as a gift
Hey guys
I took this photo of my goddaughter and I love it. However her 1st bday is coming up this April and would like to print it out on canvas and give it to them as a present What is the best way to improve this photo? I was thinking of cropping it square to cut out the mommy. 
You got it right, as it is!!!
We can see in the foreground (very nicely softly focsed sind you), the object of his joy, and the connection with the mother is 80% of the image. Canvas it, just as it is!
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