Just saw this. This is one great photo/capture! Wonderful depth, fabulous feel, and I do love The Three very different Graces. (Well, ok, it also reminds me of one time my brother and I and a friend swam from our dock in Maine out to a tiny island and back, and my dad had us stand for some pictures all dripping wet and freezing, but we were much bigger).
this is a photo I have come back to time and time again. It is intriguing and also vaguely disturbing in an undefined way. There is a strong sense of narrative in the picture, and a curious play of inter-connected relationships. The pose of the middle child is incredibly defensive, as though she is withdrawing into herself, and attempting to block the world (and the photographer out) - this makes me uncomfortable, almost voyeuristic, and yet is strangely compelling. Bumping to 10.
There is a lot happening in the bottom half of the image and way to much sky that is doing nothing. Need to get the horizon way up and not waste so much space. Also the focus is a little grainy. Good Luck. 4.
Great timing. The noise works well here in the sky (it would otherwise be quite bland), and all three expressions are well-captured. Would be nice if the faces were a bit more visible, but the message gets across.
I like this because it's the perfect snapshot, with an artistic composition and feel. It reminds me of being a little kid and freezing with my friends :-) Very, very nice. I like the added grain too.
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