She actually was grief stricken to learn that she had to pose for yet another picture. This time in the snow and wind, with temps at 20 degree's. Poor kid. She actually said "Please lets go home", not "Please Come Home" as the title read.
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overlooked this one somehow until i linked it up in a forum post... I love it! Actually... the fact that this placed at 100 baffles me! fantastic job... you should have added one of the oh so familiar cliches like a water drop or macro bug on her hat I guess!?!
She can take it. Now get her home so she can chop some wood and stoke the fire while you process your shots over hot cocoa. ;-) Heehee. Just teasin. Love the shot!
The wood chopping idea sounds great......only after she cleans the windows and floors. ;O)
She can take it. Now get her home so she can chop some wood and stoke the fire while you process your shots over hot cocoa. ;-) Heehee. Just teasin. Love the shot!
I really love the processing used and se is such a pretty girl that you just couldn't go wrong. The composition is perfect and I love her little sideways cap.
Interesting ambiguity in title: girl wanting someone else to come home or others wanting girl to come home. Enjoyable compositon with the diagonal of snow covered road and the downslope of her hat brim implying a triangle that helps lead our eyes to her face. Noticed you got this accepted at 1exposure.com, an achievement in itself. Well done.
I saw this on 1x.com and commented on it there, but I just have to comment again. This is just so incredibly striking to me. The tangled mess of her hair and the obvious discomfort from the cold create such an awesome mood and her eyes just glow. Fantastic!
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