Oh well, it's pretty handy for climbing :)
by mcaldo

Comment by jomari:
Haha, cute!

Oh well, it's pretty handy for climbing :)
by mcaldo

Comment by hmbutler:
hahaha!

Knock him cold, keep play snowballs
by mcaldo

Comment by PennyStreet:
love this.

Knock him cold, keep play snowballs
by mcaldo

Comment by cutout:
like it 9

Knock him cold, keep play snowballs
by mcaldo

Comment by jagar:
A delightful Image, hope she don't throw that at the cops.

DNMC: We all love mummy and cakes. Portray both based on provided reference material.
by mcaldo

Comment by Neat:
Hi Aldo, your kid is cute as. WHy do you do this to yourself.

I start in the middle of a sentence & move both directions at once (John Coltrane)
by mcaldo

Comment by jmritz:
Great light, love John Coltrane

Indira
by mcaldo

Comment by Mike:
i cant make a connection to your subject.

if this is part of a set then maybe that will help to make the connection. but judging as an individual image it lacking in some sort, i dont know what she is looking at, i can sense some emotion but is not clear what it is, sadness? wonder? boredom? it really could be any of those.

its not a bad picture, its actually quite nice, there is just nothing connecting me to her and her thoughts and it needs that for ME to be emotionally vested in it.

there are some other portraits in this challenge that are able to transcend the gap for some reason, either its eye contact or the background contributes or even the emotion in the face strikes a cord with me.

Indira
by mcaldo

Comment by pamb:
I like the way you've composed this shot with her face framed between her dark hair and the darkened doorway (?) behind her.

Indira
by mcaldo

Comment by bvy:
The tentative expression. the inky hair, the tilt... Moving.