introducing the wife.
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Been slack of late and haven't posted a pic for a while.
introducing the wife. Simon
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Simon
That's a lovely image well suited to this moody soft B & W treatment. Peter
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Nice soft image, I don't particularly like the hands in front of the face, they invariably look disproportionately large, but in any case a nice photo.
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I love the way you've handled this shot Simon but agree with Max - covering the face detracts a little for me.
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I agree that the shot does make your wife's hands look slightly larger Simon (unless of course she just has big hands), but otherwise, this is a delightful shot. The partially concealed face gives the shot an enigmatic feel.
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Yeah, the hands are a sticking point. She does have delicate hands although this pic doesn't show it.
Some people love it, other don't. got a 4th in my clubs competition, and the hands lost me points. so the judge isn't a fan of them either. i like for the eye contact. Simon
www.colberne.com.au I purchased a Teddy Bear this morning for the sum of $10. I named him Mohammed. This afternoon I sold him on E-Bay for $30. My question is, "Have I made a prophet?"
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