Old Lonesome
by ThingFish

Comment:
Woah, that is unexpected. Must be even more bizarre to see in real life. Excellent entry.

Edit - just realised that this is extended 3ditting, so possibly a composite. My high score stands, as composite or not, it made me gasp.

Personal growth
by markwiley

Comment:
Definitely an interesting take, and a good use of the extended editing rule set.

Highland Clearance
by Pangurban

Comment:
Perfect photo for the challenge. Totally reminiscent of upland Britain - could be high in the Yorkshire Dales, but I see from your title this is likely to be Scotland.

last one standing
by tanguera

Comment:
What a gorgeous backdrop. Lovely photo.

sunset is my favorite color
by primabarbara

Comment:
Beautifully serene image.

This is Love
by roz

Comment:
The classic pose, but you have done it very well. The real connection between father and newborn is totally apparent, along with tenderness, but also something else - I can̢۪t quite place it, pain, fear, apprehension, maybe - in any event, a degree of intimacy and intensity that is missed from many other photos of this ilk.

Eggs Fluorescing
by bob350

Comment:
Fascinating!

Blue
by DistantColours

Comment:
This almost looks computer generated - not a criticism, just an observation. Your model has near perfect symmetry in her features, and the most penetrating gaze. Really interesting lighting and post-processing, I̢۪d be curious to know your steps.

Just My Size - Rat Rod Potential
by nam

Comment:
How cute - and my brother had a T-shirt just like that, some 50 years ago! I like the juxtaposition of old and new.

Misty Mountains
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Gorgeous! Personal preference for just a tad more contrast and some deeper blacks, but nonetheless I really like this.