Tiny Fingers
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by Maraimp:
Love it!

Tiny Fingers
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by bob350:
Contrast between tiny and large, horizontal and upright, darker and lighter, young and old all do well with the simplification of black and white, and the composition makes one of the top images of this challenge.

Make Evey Day Memorable
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by scottieham:
This is a great image. To me the text is weak and the black hides in the image. It might work better if the traditional motivational poster border was used and the text was placed in the border.

Tiny Fingers
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by jim300:
I think everyone is going to love this, I do!
The texture of each persons's skin add to it. Alsojust the personal aspect as people relate to maybe a father or grandfather and baby! Nice work1

Tiny Fingers
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by KarenNfld:
Nice and clear, fits the challenge well, B&W works well too.

Tiny Fingers
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by project365:
Very cute. I think it needs to be sharpened a tad more.

Tiny Fingers
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by hotpasta:
wonderful...8

Make Evey Day Memorable
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by kaiser_chief:
On first galnce, I really like the photo, but as I look into it more, there are a number of things that catch my eye. The tree on the left is blown to the left, making me tilt my head, and you have cropped off the very edge of it. More space to the left was needed to balance this photo. it is currently too far to the left in the frame to be the subject, yet is the most dominating part. it needs to sit ont eh third line, prefeably the right third due to the lean. Trees are cropped off on the right, which also makes it look unfinished. Further to that, the writing just seems to blend in a little too much, rather than making the bold statement it should make......

Make Evey Day Memorable
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by Ammie:
Great pic.

Make Evey Day Memorable
by ButterflyGirl

Comment by MistyMucky:
Not sure about the text inside the picture, the angle of view and the shadow in the foreground. But my wife loves it and I have to admit it has very pleasing colour tones.