walking through grandpa’s garden

04 / 09 / 2011  |   annika  

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8 Responses to “walking through grandpa’s garden”

  1. Trevor Johnston on April 9th, 2011

    My initial reaction was that she was a little low in the frame with the eyes perhaps falling right in the middle. But the more I looked at it, the more the framing made sense to me. This is about a young girl walking through the tall plants in grandpa’s garden, so it makes good sense to have her a little lower in the frame to emphasize the contrast in heights. Very nice, Chris.

  2. Audrey Derell on April 9th, 2011

    I respond to the mystery in this shot, the sideways gaze and half smile that
    suggest that She knows where the secret bridge is….between this world and the
    other of course. Also the way that her arms are open, and making a path….the
    squiggly seed heads in the background, and the tonality. I also like the way her
    hair is swirling around her face, which is what really happens during exploration…

  3. Rob on April 9th, 2011

    I kind of thought she maybe like my boys a little and thinking “Dad really, another photo” ; ) . Love the reality of your work, the everyday made special,

  4. Matteo on April 10th, 2011

    Semplicemente meravigliosa.

  5. keeney on April 12th, 2011

    square.

    love it.

    peace.

  6. Life with Kaishon on April 13th, 2011

    I loved your post at Scott Kelby’s so much. I have read it 4 times. I shared it on facebook with my friends. Thank you so much for the inspiration you shared today. Beautiful. As is this picture.

  7. Kobi pimentel on April 13th, 2011

    There is a true art to creating portraits, I think it’s light control , emotion capture,
    The psychology of learning how as a photographer to let go of your own ego and capture someones soul in a click. Love your portrait work very inspirational.

  8. Jamie Allen on January 26th, 2012

    She is getting so big! The photos from the videos I learned from she was just a wee little one! What a stunner :)

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