I took this shot with my right hand and holding my sons hand with my left. He was taking a nap at the time other wise the should would not have happened. I used I photo to adjust the crop and light and sharpness. This is my first post I hope you like it!!
J
Disqualification Details
You may not use the marquee, lasso, or similar tool to select a portion of your image for any reason other than cropping or creating a border.
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I don't understand why I was DQ? I would love for someone to show me what I did wrong?
This was my first time posting something and I would like to thank everyone who commented on the shot. I had fun taking it and would have loved to see how I would have done.
Thanks for the DQ!!
Jason
Did you blur the foreground and background on the computer?
I don't understand why I was DQ? I would love for someone to show me what I did wrong?
This was my first time posting something and I would like to thank everyone who commented on the shot. I had fun taking it and would have loved to see how I would have done.
A different take, and one that works. I like the idea, the lighting effect and what you have come up with. The childs arm fades off nicely. I would have been tempted to do the same with the fathers, leaving slightly more of the photo in on the bottom left where the arm is going out of focus for the same effect
Beautiful idea, well executed. Sharp and clean image, effectively conveying strong emotion. Hope it does well... I like the images that look at the deeper meaning of the challenge theme while still meeting the challenge criteria.
I am sure you are getting lower DNMC votes on this. I see a child is the object of a fathers love and that love may be immovable, but I don't see love as an object. I looked up love in the dictionary, it can be a noun, so I am saying a noun can be an object, I guess, and voting accordingly.
Great concept, but the challenge said: "someone trying to move the immovable" (please read the challenge requirements). May be I somehow dont see that being portayed.