Its what my son calls trucks. Here is a photo of him wandering off to visit one...
J
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Jonathon,
Beautiful. Great separation of subject from the background and foreground, great composition, and a wonderful story inherent in this image. Oh yes, the lighting and exposure is perfect too. g.
Gary Stark Nikon, Canon, Bronica .... stuff The people who want English to be the official language of the United States are uncomfortable with their leaders being fluent in it - US Pres. Bartlet
Have you taken his temperature lately? From his pose I think he may be experiencing Saturday Night Fever.
Wonderful shot, surely a memory to treasure for many years to come!
Jonathon - stunning !!!!!
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Solid composition, great story and seperation of subject and background.. and thanks to trent I have Saturday Night Fever in my head. Did he make it all the way to the tuck ?
what a nice shot
rim lighting works well around the boy too Steve check out my image gallery @
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A great capture of one of those moments that seem to come and go so quickly!
- Danny
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My vote for the weekly winner. Spot on!! Depth of field is perfect. cropping and composition right, the whole bit. You can just see the boy is going for it.
This is my idea of a child portrait. A good memory to take into the future. Col Photography. The Art of Seeing, Not Just Looking
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Really nice shot Jonathon...
It reminds me of a similar mis-spelling that mini-Leek came up with once... "Daddy - there's a noisy F*ck outside our house" I can't imagine where she learnt that word...  Cheers, John
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Great shot. Excellent use of DOF
 Cheers
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