Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: fdisilvestro on October 12, 2015, 06:10:33 am
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Still undecided about the title for the picture,
Appreciate your comments,
(http://www.frankdisilvestro.com.au/img/s5/v117/p1545621380-5.jpg)
Regards
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Well, while you figure out what to name this image the rest of us will sit back and admire it. ;D
Tony Jay
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Still undecided about the title for the picture,
What about "about to fly" as a title?
Looks like she's going to rise up and start growing any moment.
Quite a good picture.
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Still undecided about the title for the picture,
Something short and apt.
How about :
'Young lady bored but suffering her Dad who's playing around with a D800 and yet another behemoth zoom lens'
or
'Look of Love on a Sunday'
or simply
'My daughter'
I assume she is your daughter, Francisco.
Compliments
M
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Thanks for your comments, Tony, Diego and Manoli
I like "about to fly" and "my daughter" so far (yes, you guessed right Manoli) ;)
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I like the way she is willing to look toward Dad's camera to help him out, but is not willing to try to put on any fancy pose for the camera.
It's a very fine portrait.
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Broody?
It isn't often you see an image on here with a lot of blacks and whites. A nice change and hopefully you can resist any advice to lighten it. I like it!
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I very much like your processing. As for a title, I suggest "Teen angst".
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I think "teen" fits it perfectly. Nice photograph.
Chuck
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Thank you all for your kind comments!
It isn't often you see an image on here with a lot of blacks and whites. A nice change and hopefully you can resist any advice to lighten it. I like it!
I love images with lots of blacks and white. I agree that in this case I would not lighten it if suggested.
Regards
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Still undecided about the title for the picture,
Appreciate your comments,
(http://www.frankdisilvestro.com.au/img/s5/v117/p1545621380-5.jpg)
Regards
How about something in "their" language.... "Meh". At least that's the expression I see in her.
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How about something in "their" language.... "Meh". At least that's the expression I see in her.
"Wassup" comes to mind, but then I do not know Frank's daughter and if it would fit her ways of expression.
Cheers,
Bart