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Sara
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My daughter once again.
Actually I'm not sure I like the expression of her face here. It reminds me of many photos I have seen already, where people were posing in the way "to create something". Sara is posing here too, it's obvious. I have taken about 20 different versions of this scene and... The matter of choice is the matter of the question - which "face" of my daughter I want to show... Or which one is true...? More or less true, of course...
This discourse lead to the question about photography and the way we consider it. Is it a search of the truth, or the way of expressing our own feelings and reflections...
Escape, escape from "templates" of photos. To show the same people, the same human feelings, but a little bit differently than photographers did before... Is it my goal? |
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She is one of the most beautiful girl in the world... :)
What a great shot for a very lovely daughter.
hanks for sharing this with us.
GRACE
wspaniała kolorystyka i prześliczna dziewczynka - gratuluje takiej córci ;)) będzie cudna fotomodelką dla taty :)
pzdr,
martek.
Just delightful! Adding this one to my favourites.
Not sure what I like about this other than the childlike innocence and muted soft colours. It could have been taken anytime in the last 50 years. Timeless. Don't you wish sometimes that they wouldn't grow up?
Karen
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