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    Senior Member armando_m's Avatar
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    Relaxing

    My son after a day in the sun, coping with his dad and the camera



    Wish his eyes were parallel to the water

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    Re: Relaxing

    Cool idea, no real issues other than possibly the colours could pop a little more. Did you do one where just his eyes were out of the water?
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    Isn't it a cool thing in nature that the colours never seem to clash...

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    Re: Relaxing

    I like it. Do you have a vertical version?
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    Re: Relaxing

    Had a look this time on iMac and colours just fine
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    Isn't it a cool thing in nature that the colours never seem to clash...

    I have no issues with you editing my photos

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    Re: Relaxing

    This is a fine picture, though I might be tempted to crop it vertically.

    It doesn't feel relaxed to me. I have seen too many movies, perhaps, but I immediately thought of this photo: Google Image Result for http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/09/13/article-2037129-0DE00CD300000578-466_634x301.jpg

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    Re: Relaxing

    I like the colors and composition, but is that a tear I see? Jeff
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    Re: Relaxing

    I like the idea, just wish his expression wasn't so tired, looking down, looking away from the camera, etc.

    Reading your description, I laughed, poor guy. Dealing with Armando all day. This look is like, ok dad are we finished??? haha.
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    Re: Relaxing

    Pete, just his eyes out of the water ? no I do not have that version
    Frog, Lava, I can crop a vertical version , and repost
    Liban, I only picked up the DSLR at the end of the day , so they were tired , but is mostly the "are we done yet" look

    Thanks !

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    Re: Relaxing

    I always think head shots should be vertical but in this case I'd leave it as is.
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