This shot was actually taken with my younger son laying down on m y older sons back. This is an old photography trick that I saw in a book a long time ago. I was doing some family portraits (also used one here in the double take challenge. Hope this doesn't bomb like most of my other shots. People here haven't really been happy with my work here lately. So I guess we'll see.
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LOL! I apparently didn't see this challenge (no red bars on the graph); this is delightful! Sorry I missed voting on it. Your kids are adorable and very good sports about their dad's fixations... :-)
I knew this was two kids! Excellent job anyway -- should have finished higher.
EDIT: Okay, I didn't know it, but I did suspect it. It certainly made me think. I checked out your external website, and you have a real gift for photographing children. And it looks like you have a couple of ready and willing models available at a moment's notice. I look forward to seeing more of your work.
Great photo and use of the overexposure. If i be picky, the hands are at different distances and his left hand casts a shaddow on his (actually, i'm guessing its his brothers) foot.
Although a high key picture, I see this as also overexposed in a way that enhances the subject. I wonder if some cheerless portrait expert will whine that the pose makes the model look a little uncomfortable.
This is a picture of two boys. It's pretty good and pretty funny. You might argue that the boys are slightly overexposed, but it's not a lot and it's not enough to fulfil the challenge specs. Sez I.
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