Emma

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  cliveh

• Aug 10, 2013

Thomas, I think this is the the better version, as it has her attention and shows more interaction between the camera and subject.

 

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  Andrew Moxom

• Aug 10, 2013

I like them both, this maybe the more serious one, and both are great. However, I think the more relaxed shot shows a deeper connection, and more of a lowered guard, and in a way a more vulnerable capture.. A diptych might work, showing both sides of this lovely young lady.

 

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  MVNelson

• Aug 11, 2013

cant go wrong with either but this one has that deep thoughtful connection ... a bit more intimate connection with the sensitive photographer I think ...

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Aug 11, 2013

Thank you very much for your thoughtful and kind feedback! I really appreciate you taking time to look and comment!

 

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  ishutteratthethought

• Aug 13, 2013

I like this one over the other for sure. So much more powerful. Smile photo's always seem so forced when this is actually the way people are most of the time.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Aug 14, 2013

ishutteratthethought said:

I like this one over the other for sure. So much more powerful. Smile photo's always seem so forced when this is actually the way people are most of the time.

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Thanks, Steve. I'm inclined to agree with you, but I've decided that I don't need to pick one over the other. I'm just going to keep both.