Russell,
Fully appreciate your input but cannot be done. Parents spoke no English at all, was lucky that they allowed me 4 shots, but they were restless, and a bit wary of me and the camera. Am actually surprised they allowed me as much time as they did. My few words of Chinese surprised them, but not enough for what I would have preferred. Perhaps if I see them again, will get some solos of the child.
Child had expressive face, at first uncontrollable, then I held her little hand and laughed, did the trick. Seems very wise for her years.
This is why I mainly do landscapes. :)
Lilia
If you eliminate the woman from the picture, it would be a spectacular shot. The woman looks fine, but the baby has such an interesting look on her face, with her eyes looking to one side like she's thinking of something. If you have another shot of the background, it would be worth the effort to lay it over the picture of the woman. With the blur of the background, it shouldn't be hard to blend in the overlay.
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Lilia
Fully appreciate your input but cannot be done. Parents spoke no English at all, was lucky that they allowed me 4 shots, but they were restless, and a bit wary of me and the camera. Am actually surprised they allowed me as much time as they did. My few words of Chinese surprised them, but not enough for what I would have preferred. Perhaps if I see them again, will get some solos of the child.
Child had expressive face, at first uncontrollable, then I held her little hand and laughed, did the trick. Seems very wise for her years.
This is why I mainly do landscapes. :)
Lilia