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my daughter :)
hello everyone,
let me introduce you my daughter
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Number 3 is great but I prefer number 2- mono with rim lighting is just beautiful. Well done.
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Your daughter is simply beautiful. You are entitled
to be a proud parent. As far as the pictures are concerned, and for dramatic effect, I don't think you can bypass number 2. Perhaps number 1, if it were a horizontal composition. The vertical portrait, I think detracts rather than add to this image. I guess this has to do more with personal preference than photographic know-how that you demonstrated to have in abundance. Now, consider a composite picture showing various emotions of the child. 3 and 4 speak for themselves. Those big dark eyes are mesmerising and the clever use of shallow depth of field is used very effectively to capture attention.
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