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13-06-10, 10:40 AM
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Mother & Son

My daughter and grandson. The background is a bit busy, but it was only a candid snap.

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13-06-10, 11:08 AM
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Re: Mother & Son

Nice shot with a natural feel to to it Gav - I am sure they will treasure it in years to come
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15-06-10, 01:50 AM
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Re: Mother & Son

I totally agree with all of Azz's sentiments, its a wonderful capture Gav.
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15-06-10, 07:08 AM
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Re: Mother & Son

I think it's a lovely picture of mum and son. Something great for the family album and enjoyed for many years.

From an asthetic point of view, the picture for me works in the top half, but maybe not the bottom. I looks a bit busy and awkward with the arms which in a professional studio would be sorted. I wish i hadn't noticed it but once seen I couldn't look at the picture without seeing it. You may want to consider a crop, not sure it works, but otherwise it's a lovely, family shot.
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17-06-10, 01:17 PM
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Re: Mother & Son

@ BlackCloud

You are so right. Now all I can see is a tangle of arms. A crop is definately in order. Thanx.
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